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. 22 guly 1969

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SB
VIA + Chief of station

SUBJECT .- =; Celebration of polish National ‘Day
ee ! ” 22 July. 1969

1. The undersigned attended the celebration of the
Polish national day at the Polish Residence on Insurgentes
-Sur on 22 July 1969. The following points were the most
significant: : :

a. The only Soviet the undersigned could
identify was Col. Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV,,.
the. Soviet Military Attache. Soiteone the under-
signed's wife talked to mentioned the presence of
the Soviet Consul, but thts certainly was neither
Valentin LOGINGV: rior Yur ty ‘CHERNYSH, and the
undersigned aid not m3et that. person,

b. Whether the Cubans were invited or not,
they were not in. attendance.

_,, Ce JPL SVESTKA, of the Czech Enbassy, was
there. Per SB Section briefing, the undersigned
mentioned his departure and told: SVESTKA . that at
least he would remain 1n “Mexico. SVESTKA. said that
this would not be the case, that he. is: acheduled
to leave within 15 days for Czechoslovakia. The
undersigned then mentioned a conversation with his
Czech friend in which the latter told him that he
expected to stay in Mexico for quite a while longer.
SV.ESTKA denied ever having said this, pointing

out that he was. glad to return homé. The under=
signed made no further comments.

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d. The ex-Haitian Ambassador, Julio Jean
PIBRRE-AUDAIN, was geen by the undersigned but
left before he could talk to him. ‘In view of the
fact that: PI ERRE-AUDAIN ceased to be Ambassador.
_of Haits. a long timo ago,. the undersigned feels
ha: 18 presence at the Polish national day ~ : . my
; ations: has some significance. ‘He ‘Yememberas - : oo
that: ‘PIERRE-AUDAIN ‘was also present at. the cele- | ;
_ -d¥attion of the: C¥ech. national day: thid year. In
Mo, other Words, the Communists have made it a point
ov > to maintain contact with him, probably in view of
the fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN may return to Haiti if
something happens to DUVALIER and may secure a
position of some importance in his country. . .

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. 2. The President of _the Consular Association, VOURVOULIAS,
_ told the undersigned that: he would cohtact LOGINOV at the Oy
“n---Sovdet Embassy to see. whether ‘thé latter would agrée to a- ;
“."" Joint celebration of both the. uhdersigned' s and LOGINOY's _
7 departurés in a party to be held for both of | them at. the same
time. LOGINOV is not scheduled to leave Mexico intil
September 1969, a departure postponed from the > original
schedule of late July or early August. :

Raymond A. FRADYER-

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t. ‘The undersigned. attended: the celebration. of ‘the
‘Reside:

Polish Hationsal day ‘at the ‘Po
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he fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN aay return: to Haiti if
: oo _sosething. happens to. DUVALIER and say. secure a.
' i posit oa of some importance in his country.
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to ot ee
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7 1. ; -Dreerré ange ed neet “Lich lasted $0 risitec. .
oe Rext neets Liguet 17 at tie esse place.
Qe On: rridey aly UL TIgLCONS1 rave a. resuler lencuege class

to: Lel ané I-12 rtated hit interert to feet tie Cow cirk at Lisscolele
house, auc Qn. + the veauree of conv i=l explaiced to LIBATQU-1 why he telieved _
this rar te ortent to” An or in otrer vords s ne cave hin the cover story
: <1 ersured L-2 that)

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Sy teld hin avout

hor her ercund.

_Reéting 2 rile nd ty :
Lea told tin that alla was nit teervteng vat quat be scoulé cot dare to
get close to her. ~ a , :
4e Lil felt
ha wer on the. rey7a
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Spas: col. ‘Convent 6 at. “Tepotrotien froml100 ‘to ‘\scotrs. on 17 July 1968.

cit and ex-Consul, Gea. of Greeces |

* Consular Corys. ‘is creature of Aners
In adlition to helping the two

: Leander tr. “‘Voyrvoul iss ‘wha led excursiea.
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cover ani ‘aake contacts, the purpose.

c rs, work iato. cousutar

7 ‘shoved, 20 ilentifir! Mec anil no- Cubs. LNA

t decor opeded to: weet.

ire len independently auentities hee J

® by. Sistoae in conv eran’ : ony
a Aitre Os- result ‘recent Bovetiex

aut, is t hep ened to: be -ar:
On otter occasioaZ 8 ga

te awh ia, reasive. the

spoke Spani with he vy asceat aol Vila

uo quite fhaeat neverts vstesae Sikias

! iatroluced by Fra lyer as Fratyer re, aeeuent.

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and uninteresting coapared to constaut verbal sparring Set.

_ which Sistode will defer to Fralyer to ceyort af we sees Pit.

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Bt. first “heal the. Sovy. Bloc ant Cabana whe:

were unndble “ivastity the otheby

fyzsutine chureliczonvseate he faaitiar .
tals aed but wad

x Sidtone at a teased uriefty to Loginov ant
ovever conversati: un & poucunus
fratyer ond Loginov

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- and Valentin LOG

“and to another Russian, unidentifie 4,. sho’ appeared very reluctant a

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to talk. OV vas very ‘civt Sutya bit less expansive than

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eam2 the atilee comms tite “uring the “Ltern to, ee se--:

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2, AOLOVECY was, 29 previously ‘LUited, more veserves. ‘Ne stayed
in the tacksround ind accompain ed the unidentified Tussian during most.”
of the tours FeTiLitl wes insroduce? to him but little convensetion
passed between them. He appuarsd little stiff, mofe the Tusstan
sterootyre of the reserv.d, social-tlleat-2a32 persen. Fut this .
was iusts an had nox, chanee for ‘an indepth
~~ gonversation.s ZOLOVEV ggoemed tO poss2ss dacent. spanish. Fe stated |
Lok. he yes fron the comercial section. A pefully subseet vill atbend
| other Corps meztings end FiTAE will have an opportunity to soak
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SURLECTs Firet, Siatone niger Cover JGb Outing with Consular Corpas
" Srist ‘Initial Baposure ta Soviets Logivoy and Ge lou Zev

fare 45 ruis) _

: Consular. Corys ia cFeature ‘of Moers. cit and ex-Cousul Ceo, of Greace,

Leander I, Vourvouliag, who led excursion. la addition to helping the ‘tre

is Ania eunsular cover “anil make contacts, the purpose,

ware. Was. ‘to see at first hart the Sovy. Sloe eol Cubsns who .
Bree ant no Cubs,. ae ,

of the ontSng i

vet, no ident:

rg vut- doer openell to meet.

er Sov. bib, “
es: Gilentey

Both Sistone aud ee he iidependentty identified he 1 1
as one of two commercial types. frois mug booker: uanbTe iblentify the other,
( > was Fae

quite ‘thient ievertneleges ‘Siaiaes Siatone i aad. tdhed iriariy to Logiinay aad

introidiced--by Frailyer as Fralyer replacement. However. cenversation i .néucuous-

and ubinleresting codpersd to constant verbal sparring dete. Fradyer and boginoy

which Siatone will defer to Fradyer to report af he sees rite

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SUBJECT: First Sistone euicen™ ‘Cover JOb Outing. with: Consular Corpas

Brief Initial Tcpoaure to Soviets Loginov and G. leu ze tev

ks tereice De Sintone: dad Feeal tin oO “both.

“We

en Mexico", @ social clud open te all éonsular officers fires
tationality) to-new Foril. factory. ain Cuautitian, lunch tal -exeusion of: —

Span. col. Convent at. Tepotzotian frouwl200 to 1900Drs., “on. IZ Jeary 1969.

Conaulor fCor)s da ‘creature of xner. cit and ex-Consal Gea. of Greece, Soo .
‘Leander Tr Vourvoul ius, wao Ted excursion. Ta allition to’ “helping the two
new Sta. officers work into consular cover and gake contacts, tie purpose
tha sutiny. | ia part, was to. see at first haat’ the Sov, Bloc al Guten who.
shovel, ‘do Hentifind | Bloc:

No: oth

as: KGB unter. mr cover, ‘ond | tito ‘mei ‘ of Coa wereial Seeso oi
Sidtone ant Ferelen iuepentently identified bee K ely

“ Gelenz tine vas algo .

t. but was engaged tvice ‘by Sistond in. “gonversations das one accanien. e

he had been in ‘Mexico short time, was there , oe. Feault recent Sov=lex

sats just ha
On other rovetin said 1 ota Tea ant genateh 7

sjoke Spaa, with heavy accent fan) He loft talk puch but wea.

1 be FYaent navertisieéns zxstaal Sistone also takel briefly to Loginov and

ititroluced by Fralyer aa Fra tyer re, plageuent “However canversatinn i anucuous

| and uninteresting compared: to ‘conatant, verbal sparring betw. Frady¢r aad: Loginov

which Sistone will wlefer ta Fralyer to report if he sees fits

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July 10, 1969!

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Bubject:, LIBACCH=1 CReSOs) - mS if.
Date of Meetr July 9 at: Parense. Reotéurent-Ber (Hewiton) at 690.

ao . “prearranged meets ‘el came on. times “the neat t laeted 2 hours, ‘

and 50  einutes. -
Hoxt meat: ved galy 16 at 1650 at: piok up plave in 18 Repobede

with Gutenberg” ;
On » Judy. 9 9 at 0915 bre int went to the Bov Babasey to look tor

yn oferta natn te doen nln ene pcin nen sate :

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~ 5. Hesulte of this conversations: ;
a. Alla LNU ie in Mexico city lees than s year. She ie
bored to desth here and to looking Corward te returning

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to Noecow ae soon as she will be allowed.

bd. She eaid that Hexico had a pleasant climate, but all
she known sbout Mexico ia Ouautls and even when sho
ie invited there she hae no cospany of her own (ei0).

e. With regard to her achooling: after ehe fiaiehed

hifh “ netisol ene went: to a rohool for mechanical tech=
nicians where ahe studied about. a year and gave 1% up
; becquee she. dia: not ‘like it. She: ‘bomps'ted: to enter the

be a. et té1e her ‘that he would Took: her “up cochegnally
Ba, ‘ and she appeared to be pleased ‘with the idea.
5... @, Deseription: apparent age 25 - 26; hight about 5 ft
a - 3 in (posaibly less); heir ‘Light brown; very nice eyes
( del dove Hot Fenember-. the: ‘golor 2); budldt rather
‘yathor Toney in. | generalt ‘pledeant appeare

“ata not heer: from L0G it would prove he had a friend. ‘who turned out ‘to

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be no good. a oy . ve, ’ ==

During sit waiting int ve ; ceegtion toca urty iui pasted:

inoonse 6. inl agked YO did he |
party ( at Andrea's OATAHO ‘)
: added, few words: of bis wn. ~

leave te | Ostober 169.

8. at. 1520 hrs, of. thie sane aay BOG" ‘phoned to: Teel, in the Institute.
and after some. verbage thay agreed: to meet on Monday daly “14 at the
Merinera restaurant et. 1500 hre (AV Chapuktapec with or near Liverpool).
‘Both of then stated that they would be there without fail.

9. With regard to the meet LOG - Le] I repeated my previous in-
struction to IL-l concerning hie attitude if LOG comes out agsin with
the request to meet LIOVAL-1l.

10. With regard to L-le scquaintanse with Alla I euggested L-1l to
aek his wother about her. There ta a poasibility of finding cut hor full

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“name and whether she te married or fot. I-l should alec mention to SOG
. the fact that ‘Be Bet Alla whtle waiting for. Kim, Depending on the find-

ings L-1 stould consider lnviting Alla to his house, for > lunch one Sat.
or Sun and take. her with:

‘spend. the ‘afternoon. I tela Pe that I would pay tor the. expences , for :
‘lunch and: possible entertainment. i-1 wit. diecuss. the patter with: re

vefore doing Snything. : .
nl. Le-l reported. that dhe had a. 90 minutes talk with Karel WSNIRL
¢- “see Attachment) and I dabdriefed him.on the same. There were very few

‘ facte which were not ‘covered in the previous report on WENIBL.

12... As at becane obvious that the: working part of. the meet was over
Lel stated that he ‘would re fi ‘el bad and Dlow off nis top x8 it ‘he.

had. putt Long - period. of w
extended for the. sane amount of: tine. end X an pend that tine where: he
pleaced. Tel. commented that in that: case: he would atend the. deadline of

‘becoming festy to Aug 20. I laughéd. lel commented. that Frobably I was

not. able to -understénd how Bitch he waa: attached to KARTASUE.

FiFernald

the ‘end of the sonth. I told him that EARTASTE
in the States and. consequently hie leave war —

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Bate of meets. July 7 in Subject® car and | Ingurgentes Sanborne Rer _

SOE ATS EMAL AED, rele SEs SP ETS, tor
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my a oe oe fneet was s prearrariged: with subject for guly 7 at. bet"

Paseo at 1400 ore. Subject pkoriéd to our. office in. the course of the.
morning to Ege confirm the arrangenent. ( FERGALD wae trying to reack
Subject. to change the place of neet, but he was not able to reach nic),

. Subject €id not show up at the Del Peseo and efter waiting 40 minutes
F went hore (: his office }, At 1535 are TF wee. infoed vy the office:
that- Subject called- “several +imes acd wis latest statement was that be

Would. tbe in front of the Cine lating. { acroes the. Referna ‘fron our
Babeesy }e. F cane. there vu “time. but ‘Subject mas hot eround. Due to

. heavy. rain F ves boun i to. stay. there acd et 1630 hrs Subject showed

golf ut yin an impressive Pontiag. Boreville,, biue. with, Light. ‘top, pletes:
/ —Pexas, - Henisfair’ Slack). Subject weved to F to ect in. the

Mex t- M26 z: Tris she tf Jez Wt ad Bore. Prewr li. & at BbEhe;
in tie car Sup sees eteted to ? that he soofed, because he

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e another’ eer. ana he ganed ? to.

nr Ted ¢ to. retura the  goneville and ts
7 i have a ride’ with him. Subject. took the ear to Telonitz and ‘perked at ==
: in front ‘of the agt building at 297, # fe excused hinsel? fer fer: niautet,
_ tack ne“spep ners, zed. a enali banile ard 2 niniature bottles az seme

° Liquor end ecterad sie ent.’ about: 5 minutes later ke returned and

p we entered an old, beaten up Valiert ~ithout licease pl'tes and the

b ace is hard to tell. . :

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Ke yo During the first ride Subzect telf 7 that LO phoned hic

on *riday Joly 4 and told kit that they vould Fave to gostooned “heir

el nevt roheduled fer the next day tecmice he (102) menld be out of

at .eni Eun. I¢3 wanted to ceet vith Tubject om lon or cue

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and Subject told him that he fould be taken. and working ith . 2
_—- _ ‘American businesszen. eho would srrive on Sundey. Subject added that
perk. they: woule ‘tring 8 “tennis hat for 10+ { they did), LOG raid that ue
4 would. want ‘to: visit < Josephine ad ADOAVAGA, probably on Thursday July 10).
ae put. would: phone } hid to arrange. for-a meet before coring to: pie ( acd
, Josephice’s: z épt. LO also: recinded Subject: ‘& to prepare tin for
. that. neet: a: written. resort of the opinion of vexcicad governrent
oo of officials. edout the Interdnerican Beonoeic - Senference et Fort of
| of Spain. AP. oe .
3. after returgzng from. the spt cubject told F thet. LOG nea, Ko
, Broned to Jesepnine end ‘told her that he would visit them ‘on Thur’ Bi
a. Little after § 2000 ars and that he would ering to Jorepnine 2 vot feo
ef Votka. Ds Lopes a
ee : en, subject aoked. 7 when, should. he. arrange ‘for a meet
with Le, “Because. 40 front of Jose} nin e, they | do not rpeqk about :
potities. F > told Subject, that te. Lees thing, to do would ve to”

take gavertage fof the s ring" with: LOG. to. ‘nake arrangeszed*

for theiz pext feet: Sudject agreed and asked ? wretuer our ceourkty ty

_ 4 people. " geeided to give or not te give the. directory +o nim for
a , passing. | ‘$t LOGs * toid subject that. he mess! ad the natter by wringing
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into the picture a. nonextsting. etricia which we. ware. net able to
iret. stes. is getting. rid of Patricia, sthich

— [ produce. Taeréforey the
i means. to get to. the point of

| has no close’ friend or “eantact it

| 0 develop ane if Tes ins. ‘0A dettior the: aisectary: Subject is
cut it.

ing to follo* Lois: ans tractio’, “pegarding. how to Zo ab
“85 ‘wretrd icia” Subject. yeild, halve to state wnat: che did. ict

Fst instructions. Surject really
ne U.Se ‘Embassy acd is willing. .

return treo her Leave and he des not now. wey.
the Diana

6. At that point wa Subject and 7 vere airady at
jn tnsugeates

Circle ‘and Subject suggested teas they stop for a arink
at Santoras which is only a couple of blocks from hit orrice and +
agreed. Trey rerained there arout 59 nicu “eee ;

Te subject -etated that the directory rag become & groblec. 7

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el commented that the extating problea was creeted by Subject and his
de  no$. eorgflence rith the instruction; the only way out of it now is

(2 | tg do whet ? told kim ia the car. =:
_ ; a. ; In reply to Pe question Subject atated that tne 2 americane -
who, arrived nere on. Supday July 6. were interested in Anveating cepital — 7
ina Bede arees a. ‘housing project. for people of lew. incone. Re added a =
that oné ‘of them is owner of a mining corporatioa and the otherone.
is fron the Benef ficlary { ‘Af rembered correctly) insurance Ce. Fe.
‘pelives that. they were satisfied with the findings put it will, take
about a month before the deal caterialices, vecause tu2 approval of
“appropriate voard was needed.

—_ _Bubjeet showed ta F. a calling card of i'r. C. Lester NeGee
} C-or. aecee) 5. Président of Noon Valley -\ining Corporation,

5 “3113 oak ‘rid: “hve for Street), Bellas, Texaé. There wer’ ak least
iy ono 1 addresses listed: whieh F did not remember. Subject went.
aa on to sey that Bre Naegee was interested in buy ine. pletioum, but
r Subject told nin thet Nexico ‘had no. pletinun and ’ ‘thats. ‘once the Sovs.
were trying. ‘to sell” a quantity in Kexico. tr. Mactee told Subject
to look into the natter and. explained him the mechenics of the deal.

‘Sove would: ‘have to riake @ fira offer to 2. Swiss Gompany which is’. ‘
controlled by a Gnadien company which is in fact a subsidiary of

an. American company: ultinste. destination ‘ef the pletinua ie the

us. | Reportedly, tae deal ‘is: all the way through . a elean legsl

connercial. transaction and terme ‘of paynent woulé be Irrevocable,

Nonfinmed Lester of Credit, “gaeh on delivery in Sui tzeriand. Tne
intiel ipurehace would be 54000 ounces bet there i = LLL to duy Up.
ae to 1 ctilt fon tollare rorta of pl tatinuz. Subject. ssked choutd he

ask 0G sre the Sovs interested in the deal, | ; . _

10. _ F told Subject he ssould teli ahout it to LOG if there is

a coantesioa for the person sao facilitates the Geal. Accoriicg to

cubiest there is a UE*1.- commission per ounce if ce apn provise .
the goode, F told Subject he snould exprese te dasire that LOG

oitatia the inZo rinselfl and if tne answer is Savurable and tha gri {oe
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be authorized to close the deal. Subject acreed to emphasize the
attractivenesn cP the comzirrion end the advantage of the fact that
the deel is handled in Switzerland and connequently the commission
is also paid there. F tole Subject the’ ‘he wanted to know in detail
LOG reaction concerning the eoraission. Subject ehould aleo play
eround rith the thene that it would te @deal ic LOG: could trevel to
Switgeriond to introduce him to the Fight percon (Sev) and siniler.

B. . , Subject connented | thet, the buyer is serious | ‘ena it ‘reneins te

de Séen. ere. ‘the Sov" willing. to sell at ‘a convenient. for them but stil):
fair price. Subject went on to: say that if the deol was. to go well

“he would have to go to Switzerland, and this aricea another problem,

i.e. how long would it take far hin to get, ‘Americen Passports “because -

‘he id presently documented by his Birth Certificate. © told hin

to start thinking about passing thet bridge when he cones to it.

. ee ~ Subject appeared to. te egtisfied with Bs attitude in. the above a
converea tion: and ‘he “gotnerted that with tuLs aatter show ing. up plus

‘Hat and the written report there, should he emough for 4 seet :

Ng

with’ ies. F ry ' told Subject: “that ne fanted a carton copy. of the. report ~ |
he would hand to 0G ‘and Subject precise ‘to nake one... ae

13. : Tren, Sihject observed that in order to place the business * er
talk with LOG in the right prospective he would have to see LOG before

Era ReGee and nis companion leave; thich means. tne latest on wed Adon...

F toid nin to Fis akend ani aake Arrenzénents wadieh would-be normal.
if “he, wae. trying to pusa the platéaun dédil, but. if ne gets to see

LOG. before Thur. at hia (Josephtines) apt) he: should ® edvise 7 by phones,
dee. leave a. message for F to ring Rin up. ;

bs Bven if acthing cork out of the platinus deal,

which is quit: izely, Genvereation about it

and the acscciated comniceizn, should give us
i? gore readings on LOG of one hand and on the etier
& ened nore light oa the personal relation hetveer
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he Aecording to Source L0G phoned him. on a Petday duty roxy 1100!

“Monday or Tueaduy and Source told hia thet he would be busy w® with
Boome ‘Awerioan bueinesemen . LOG concluded that he wanted to visit
. Josephine ALCAYAGA Segues 846 woek wné will do it probably on ;
‘Thursday (Suly 10), but Will photie esrlter,

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ATTACHMENE |
July 9, 1969

Source? Finay SABORE .

bre and told that he would be out of towr on souly S-and_6 and,
cohsequently, would wart to resohedur 8’ tRoee mn ret. Try froposed

- ; According to. Source Les ‘aces not nise a week to give a
“ring: to: ‘Josephine ALOAYAGA juét to- aay Hello.
Bee. _- During the phone conversation nenitioned ‘ta ‘para Ww above’

= Loc reminded Source thet he was interested In having. next ‘week in |
: writing what Mexican officials “thought about tiie ‘Amerdean promises .

made at the Interanerican ‘Eeonomto Conference in. Port of Spain.

ae | @ne following are ) 100's statomenta wade to Bourse ‘gome of their) -

previous meter -

a, 200 bas a. Lite Ineurenos for 1 million’ Pesos
with Monterray Odtiania de Seguros, 8 S.A, in
’ “Méexico- Citys.
b. LOG told Souxoe that’ it wae good. to have a friond .
'.“on the other side", meaning American eide, because!
one can never tell what ight happen. .
. £&a- thers nt her eres Mersey € of hii CEL |

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i - Date of Heet: muly 2 at Paris-lexlco Restaurant at. 1640 Hrse. Tg

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> i ote Le “prearrenged neat. to: wigich Subject came. on “time. ead. eselng
a, - me “he drove eround . ‘peveral blocks! end | returned to tae prearranged”

' . oe place 6 ainautee later.
i I paid. bel Bi 1,000- salary for - Sune: 169.
ye — Yiext meet: yuly awith the pick up at the same place at
° . 1615 hrs.
2. L-1 told me about the evening ne srend with LIOVAL-1 at the |
Sov show. He. reported the matter exactly as LIOVAE-1 did and, added tist
in spite of his intentica to meet with rote ‘oombers of the Sov eroup
ke did not find time to do it.
> with regard to. the ‘visit ne’ promised to make wo todzor:
: Us suated that he. wae not ‘etle: ‘to wake up ris mind in dot
‘ pecause he ferred. tat LOS ois ght suspect hia. for ehovias
interes’ ic him ‘now and previously: he mee avoiding: hime I repeated.
; my request that he go and see LOS INCT nefore we meet next week. HE”
2 - * gaid he would do it of Friday wuly 4 at 1015 hrs. -
of he I told b-1 that: q wanted iim. to’ do. more seriting: for we tn
previous acrergent. ne promised to 66 it, end
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¢ 28s copy of the sirst circle ia Eusrten eehl

' Be . Zl gave Su ubjest

he v9 plecsaa * 9 get tha veo. :
Te. L-1 qe still livics heraonioucly with his wife ord L-l
e vite nis wife acd dege cpt

is eonvireite timrel? that he santa to Liv
want oO tive bis her a rewso2 for quarreliss.
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Subjects : Valentioa LOGINOY - Blo Sketch by LIPACON=1
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Recarks: . °
1. Concerning the- problens. waich Log has vith hia colleagues,

LIBACON=1. wag not able to offer specific. exazples. In ‘at, least: 3

instances-L0G spoke to L-l treat ‘the peyohslogteal- atmospher within. . '

the Sov Ssibarsy 46 horrlbhe 31 “depréseing. is stated thet ‘ther _

not & -eingle ‘person “in the. pnbassy in whieh one: can confides. averyooay

in -ready to. cut otherones © throat just to advance; if there ie nothing

the colleagues can pin agbinst a person they start intriguing ‘hoping

that one might lore his tenper and coamit something stupid which

would be sufficient to herg the person invelveds if onea aske for

advise he would in no tine find out thet he yas considered ‘incompetent. —
- In Fall 1968 L-l invited LCG to: ‘attend, a ‘party and told hin

_ that, yurty CHERNISH (P=13, 042)- would ‘be there. LOG: tated shat Ne.
would not come, “because it would mean or getting himself in trouble

or getting CHERNISH iin. trouble; ‘to keep gray fron.‘ Sov ‘cbllegeues is -
the only cf hoop ing out of troubles, ‘concluded. LCG.

26 With regard to the ‘statenent thet Ls. was. commiting errore i ;

by exterting pressure ‘on other people L-1L stated ‘that he reported

Loss renewed atterpt to récrutt Nigtel Angel; Ia doing so L066. abandéned..
t. and Sgnored the sensitivity of. the ot er person; LOG alk ;

Miguel Angel: the way: BCG ‘spoke to. ie nade ‘it evident that LG ‘dis-

regarded ops security rules. Sieh things did rot: heppen tefore and

i-1 concluded that 23° reat eil out so awl
ne leavee ZUS- "cont ‘what Lt any". ,

t whetr lel stated thet he helieved thet 203 wold he a geod me 4
perros ander norcel: conditions, he aeant that ne believed that 5 bo" Le .

basically @ g790d person and vonlé te acting ara tenavine 13 8 good
if he reaained as a mr7ik on

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preron in nie normal eniviroarent, 1.4..
the fara, or ce was 8 tractor criver or 4 track driver ani aiiler,
veeaise in sush conditions LE would de a yied joe ead moult sot

kave to depend on rental cepatiitey widen he dogs not have.
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4, niration for Spein ond Spaniards. L-1 feels positive thes LOG was

never in Spain; he has ne reason to believe that LOG did any. extensive
j : reading about. Spain; in fect! “el -believea’ that LOG knows soout Spaia
3 what he teara from Spaniards tho léve in the’ USSR and, apparently,

he was astooleting with a number of them in Hoscom. :

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Valentin LCGINOV

Edad aproximada de 43-45 afios, auaque Aapareata menos, Fisicamente

de complexion atlética, alto. Juega muy bién al tenis. Recientemente

qued6 en segundo lugar en el campeonato del D.F. que tuvo Lugar
: . . : . a

‘en el ciud Brancia, donde practica eSte deporte. Cuida avchisino -

su condieton ftsica y. nds que nada su apariencia. Ra este sentido

es muy vanidosy, Muy pocos amigos saben que ‘tiene una, hija ae*

‘16417: afios. “Cuando le pregunitan si tiene hijos hable solo dé-su.

: buenas. a sus he Stearic

hijo‘de 12 ‘afios Ge edad. Le da pena presentar @ su mujer, que es

muy amable y buena, porque se ve de mas edad que 41. No. fuma, toma -
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agecenta

¥ sienpre se le ve Sereno. Es muy amable en el trato, Nunca trata_
dé imponer sus ideas, pero sienpre pgidiente ‘de convencer por las

ta oo Pall ete] tate
“¢eaando “ve e que | no puede hacer 16 aitimo,.

rompe diplomaticanente los relaéiones adistosas con el ‘sujeteo.

En. sus ideas es de la escuela estaliaista: Solo. cuenta. lo Uaion
Sovietica y la altima, linea a seguir del Partido. Eso quiere decir
que no tiene “ideas propias. ‘sigue tidelisinamente Ta mitaea" porque

sabe: muy bien que es la, dniéa forma rapica y eficaz de escalar ea-

“su carrera. Le: gusta muchtsino. a vida buena, tips occidental,

. aunque antes se dejarita cortar ua brazo que confesarselo asi nisno, —

Es ‘muy anbicieso y se ve que tiene problenas ‘con sus. conpaé Seros de
trabajo. ‘Hable despectivanenta. de ellos. No te gusta. nada, la idea’
de tenes que permanecer en Nosed les dos akos que vienen. po dijo
que harta lo posible que al transcurrir esos aios lo mandaran de
preferencia otra vez a “Néxico, Su ilusioa nas grande es trabajar
en Espasa. Adora 2 los espaZoles.— La forma de ser de les rejicanos
no le gusta. Por eso sti quiere regresar, quisre decir que prefiere

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"me gustaba esa clase de trabajo, me contest que é1 creta que to

Picar! a continuacton, | me. invits a comer 1 dia 8 para seguir

diferent a lo awe. Lievan los clidadanos Sovieticos:, Creo que:

porque ya tiere que partir en julio, es por lo que ultimamente esta

cometiendo errores. Quiere hacer. renctes -&@ como de lugar, presionando

a la Bente de Betas qu antes janis hacia. ‘EY dia 2 de mayo lo vi

ws s.

en Mlatte; | ‘y sabiendo que yo. no quiero trabajar para el, ine.
insistio, Llegando a1 S41s5 de preguatar si podiamos abordar ‘a.

mi aluano. Joha, ‘sin. sigu déra. preguatar ‘por ‘la personalidad y forma” ‘de

pensar de Joha?. fn los 15 miautos _que estuvimos Juntos no. hablo naa

que de eso. “Cuando yo. le dije que ya ‘le habia ‘dicho antes que no

que me pasaba es que tenta miedo. “La forna m4s ‘inocente de hacerne

inocencia ¥ muchas ganas de. progresar,, ‘para llevar una “vida muy

_qalere dejar ‘una grand inpresion a sus. jefes para no. quedar trabajando

‘Andefinidenente en el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de tosed.

No sé hasta que. punto sus: ‘anbieiones pueda ¢ ylarlo. a ‘progresar

incluso por medio ‘de atropellar yictimas. Come: ‘persona y en condiciones

normale’ | mie: Barece bueno, -generoso y fiel. amigo. Stn embargo la

algo de mi, muy aparte de nuestra amd

verdad: es que nunca lo Tlegue a conocer muy biea, en parte posiblesente’

porque. casi desde el principio sentta instintivanente que queria

(stad ¥ ea parte porque con todo
y la confianza que llego a tener conmigo jamas se descubrio por -
completo, ni mucho menos. ES extréeniadamente ealiteloso.

Reduniende: | mt inpresion es que es una buena persona, de buenos
Sentizientos, pero que una vez ~etido en "ese trabajo," por razones

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Subject: Jimny SABORI oA
Date of Keet: July 1 at Sepe-Ferie ai 1900 hra 7 a

le ; ‘This neet was held in lieu of the: one scheduled for June 30 at

‘|1400 bre. Subj requerted the postpenrient of ‘the neet by phofe on grounds
tl that Locuiov did not show up for the neet on June 25 and another neet

mith hia wae arranged by phone and will take plsce on June 30 at 1400 bre.
PURMALD honed to Subject the eame day of his call and arranged te see
him “dt Seps-Paris restaurant at 1990 hre, F who came to the meet place
5 minutes earlier found Subject there waiting for his, The reét lasted

_§ hovre in spite of the fact that 2 paid the b111 2 hours before Subject
deosded, £8 , leave. ;

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2. —_ Subject immediately. réked what was the decision concerning the : ;
Zab directory which LOGINOVrds asking for, 7 told Subject that the directory .

was his lest worry end that he vould. like. to Kear how eid the things go -
with LOCINOV. Subject etarted speaking about the meet (see separate Attach.)

‘By the time Sid ject -wae through, vith hie description of the geet, 7 0 btained: .
a more convenient tadle end ae eet moved to it: 7 requested Subject to. write =

additional data to hiv FRQ-I which he did promptly. Then ? asked him to
write the chroco cequence of his contacts mith LOGIMOY which Subject did
by looxirg in his egerde acc he 414 it 2Ltheut- hesitation.

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of tae place where ha ret with LOSIUOY. = etated that he wae thera acd
that tha purpose of teing thera rea that Subject cea him, He sexed Aid

F aleo see 103 ced 7 atated that when ke sav LO coming ne zoved in the
Aiceetion from shiek Subjees wae coming, T sannluted te enying thet the
fost thes Power there higvall abould ke eulfictent te deaure Sublect thet
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, that on Jure 20 UiSjees aid not ehow uP and on June 25 LOG Atéxxs cane
and Subject did not show up ( LIgieRas2 surveillance confirmed the latter
statement ). F observed that on his first neet with” Subject on June 23
j Subject said that he had a meet with LOG on June 28 end. told him that he
Jad no time to try to get the directory. Subject ‘showed no entarrassnent
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: was: of the ‘opinion thet we can always introdice him to: & pereon in the -

Oo gmb  ehe can play the role of. teing hie acquaintance. 7 told Subject thet
we ware not celle “Sud ine rabbits out of a fat and all our actions were
ao, conducted within Linits of eécurity. “Shat Subject was suggecting was a
“ A conplete disregard for our as wéll his own sécurity and the beet thiag

ra he can tell LG6 on their next neet was that " Patricia’ did not show up

_., 108 yet. ‘
toys 6. " It may be. noted that 3s attempt to deoriet Subject on what:
; ; ‘transpired at ‘@ach of: his maets-witn LOG did fot tear desired results. ©
: Subject stated the facts he neqtioned to ? on thelr ; first néet and etarted
i repeating hinself ae he was golag on. Therefore, F decided ts get as. de<.
tailed as possible deseription cf the last. meet and Sudject was cooperative.
Although, Subject. spoke ‘sHout the ‘Test meat at tna ber ind né of our west
be did not alna, trylas putting it in Requence as it took. place, From what
Subject stated “Srevious maeta iv may be rortavnile fio ting thes Subject
had a party at his apt on gune 10 and ha arked LOG to come to tae pasrtye
lis expiataed Subject that he did not lice te te seen in large groups
end he sent Subsect 2 boetcles of Votka for the party. Subjecs also
stated that in 2 = 3 instences te prosieed LOG to bring #ic 4 tennia
hat froe the 7.8. Aetualiy, 2S weuld like to hnve 2 tenalr rata, one
‘ mtth a-vinor end the other type with e rin around, aise large. Tubsect

dolay tt, tut at tre proger nenent ka forgot about
subject forgot a-out bin and

had an epartunkty of
ic, Loc estllg tring up tre fact tha


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tent ( 2 used the expression ‘lie detecter test’ ). Sudject reacted by

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his hata, Subject asked F was it posrible to get those hete for him.
? raid he did not know 1f it can be done. ; ee

Te. Subject arked 7? what type ef a reception will be. givéa on 1 the:
4th of July ty the Znb ard wee there something arranged that any American
could drop in, ae signing the book at the int, > promieed to proce: to |
Subject. in cage ‘there was sone thing. like thet.

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8. after eoveriag. the ground as. contained in the. 3 Attachmeate
P asked Subject. waa he willing to back nis. tavenents wita a polpyrapn

asking hen did we want him to take the test. 7 commented thet he did yo
not say that Subject would be given one, he only asked would he be ‘willing

to take one, if wa: asked hin to do. it. Enubject etated that he was wALLing

ta take the teat at any time. Then, he started asking qi reations about

[| the. teat, especially, rio usually gete it and how it works, Vith regard Sn
|. to who. “rete ? stated thet enyone involved in matters. having pearing on :
‘the security of the U.5.. and es te how it rorka, there is nothing, to ite

it Peglsters when a persoa ceye & lie es the sterach ais ests, autonatically

: oe

any t? Ang 8 persona eats.,
9. Conmen'tn by FEPNALDs :

8. Tnir meet enables us to have a vetter Llasight ef
Eubsects perconality. - . a

‘b.. There are yolid indications that Subject ie nos ;
withholdings’ inpor tent ‘info eoncerfilng nis personal
history nor Ris activity. oe ; —_

c.His clain ‘te have numerous end to an extention. influent« ..
fal contacts appears to be acceptable. . a
aie also! opears to ha cooperntive, But nae a tendency te -
deviate: - astion sived to ain concerning
his. Sted tude towerd LECt Eee. rt fe pesedoie vaat thir
is due to hie. convinetion that he knowe: ios tetter tnaa
ye do end teat we are teo desratics an2 not enough
flexible. At tde sane time this may ve due to she fact
that be loves clandenting activity for the eake of
pleesuts. hea sete out of the z2ce ac euch on one hand.
and cn ta other, te nicht fear that our prtrased esuree
af anttos tay ali-Late Li roa nis, ae wv Lich cae2
he would bd lett aithout s came Re Likes.”
ft. wenstal

ae. it erpearasystie ct helaur that g ovdee ts
conditions are not rosy, but, eiparenthi's ve hae

a rnaiter, 12 reli draneed ang cae nit fave to vrrry .

hungry. cnerelere 2! .era La Left enough ress

trout beiny bun t
for rin to Yoal the Life sa pleares.
. surverne?d

0 DE. viernes 27

de Junio de 1969
1

ee

lias pasados, estuvo muy
animaade. a

_EV organizador de este

evenio deportivon, fue ff
Adrian Aguiar para dex
pedir ‘al n Lo -.

Nov, qulen préiimamen: |
te purtira al extranjere. -

Resukaron triunfado-
res: Hans Kespareky bea
tr de Baccn; Valentin
Longtnov y Meche Pinto;
Ralph Wiegandt y Gloria
de Pinto, quienes obtu-
vieron el primero, segun-
do y tegcer bigares, res-
pectivamente.

Por la agcho, bos espo-
sos’ Pinto, Jose y Glorta
ofrecieron una festa en
Su maidencia donds fue
fun entregadua lus tro
fem = Aqua las fois...

ti Mans Kaoparok, estriz
Bacon y Vichy Aguilar.
R Xe wale grups... el die
tot bas Gonwe, NMNIAd9
Cara Gu Roun, Re

bon Hoan, Ciettade Nnia

Adrthh Aguilas Vaienaa

lainguimos » Kuth Ware
Bt > Law sonmtoca ded
tarne. Hans Naspared
Beatie Dees Varna
Peanguanis Mamas i mio,


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‘Contact Report” Abo

| 3. SOKMO with us: Subject was” “tora that once he yas ‘placed. in:
contact with the "proper pecple” he ekould uga fron. now on the extention
870, Se wiil identity himself ac. EF, ARYIZO ¢ allegedly nis nother’ fesiiy

a : FERUALD ehoxed. Subject bis. offietel ‘Looving credentials under

web ie wae ance are an eee ani he ene "antic ame Cama Ae oo ee

aw,

“sh ¢ inv’
Pr i.
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suits

Sutjects Jamee SAPCRI .
Date of Meet: June 23 at Subsects Art et Fabia ae Sta Barbara 20/506
, AY Tene id - ey 5 Fal

: (av t-. . Woes et Ae on ;

1. ; Arrangerents for this pent were rade throug! the office ead

she fact that the phone which Subject Left with cur office was out of
order made it necessary. that SEFTEUA iD es]2 en Subject at. his apt..it oar
be noted that Subject is in the precess of moving and the only furniture
in the living room of the above mentioned apt consisted of two: | beaten. up
easy chers w/o arm rest and a sort of an end table loaded with papers . and

a8 telephone: another phone was on the floor -in the corner ‘of the reoa.

Torre wee co much dust on the floor, that it as digfieurt, to believe thet |

"the apt Was fin any ure during the. lest re ‘ays.

Qe0 Subjects Nev ADDRESS: Teibuits 207 apt 7 piione 31-53-95 <
‘Office: Fraceionedora ce Be jio, Insurgente' ee Sur 429 office 12
{first floor), 7 hone 64-63-47, : <

Subject can be reached hone until 0920 in the morning and. in the ‘offices
between 1100 and 1400 bre and in the afternosn betreen 1700 and 20C0 bre. :
Subject stated that it wonld be “rather difficult to find hie in his ;

office tecaure of. nis frequent "in ‘end out" work, aoe _

fes

VR Mg AT et

nace ) and will aske for r, Virgil (PALDINT} FZRNALDS. elias.

a ae

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; elias of vireil 2 2. BALDINI ané ‘after he read then quite carefully, PITT

stated thet now Subject knew that he was Sfeaking to the right person 2-.
SubjeeS commented that he ras satisfied with 78 tona fide.

5. F first eexed Subject fev. personal questions; the phone ig out

of order heeause he requested that it be trarafered to tis new apt asd
on Scturday (June 21 shen he ear that the phone was not in operation
called “hin friend Cerloa TRCUYZI" to put preceure on the Telephoce C2
wae nothing could ke done in view of the week-end: the hae in the

GUEN sy

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ee ; .
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building is often out of ercer, because there are too many children in.
; the building: Subject is merritd and has 2 childien, dut he is preeontly
i . Separated froa hie wife; ae the children finis shed » the high Sehool his wife
wanted them te cantinue their echoolins in the UeE.: Sutject avoided
specifying. what school his children attended here and called the echool
, "the Anerican-‘Hich School: Subject hes been in Mexico & ‘yeare and his
_ ood. wife oniy 2 years; as much es he loves Vexico Fo much his, wife did. net get
7 a used to Nexico and Sid not vent to reneia any longer here; the fact that
- he did not want to leave Mexico resulted in their physical separation;
~ according te Subject it is only a natter of deys thet his family left for
San Jose, Celifornia, which Subject call ed his home town; Subject claings
that his fanily ( pateraal side } cores fron Milan, Italy; his great grand —
fether cane to New York, HY, end felloved tee ¢old rush to California where -.
_;he apperently did well; for reasons unknown to Subject his ‘grand fatner
. moved from California to Arizona and tren to t vexice (Sinalos) weere | ;

: Sut jects father wae born; in the sene breath Sudject Stated that he, ‘too,
was born ih ‘Fexicé and when F contented that it would be logical that he:
. dive a duel eitizensnip,. Subject cid quite bit of talking to confuse the

the previous statenent: Guring the “revolution aii the! records were burned.
and he hae aniy the certificate -of vaptisa iseued hy 8 Rexieen church and
‘in fact at wae por sible that he wes bern on. the U. Ss. side. ef the perder;
; Subdsect cleims he could not care. less about the. pose Shility of claiming
Rexican citirenship, he ie an American and it suits. hia well to live in
So ak. this country as a TOURIST: in, the. Praeeionadore de Pajio ne works with -
. fo @ partner, “ho. ‘entered the company as owner of 2 larcé chtiaxs of ‘land;
Sudject hed no money: but he is the person sho through his connections
odtéined from a Hexicen “bank ‘a decision that the bank would mortgage’
up to SO fer cent every structure he. end hie partner opmpiete; now he

ia in the stage of obtaiding Ame rican investment ‘eapitel to carry out

the construction of low income housing (7 dcee not recal) tne location ‘

Subject mentioned); of course Subject wens threugs financied difficulties

and is still facing cone of them, but aothine eerioie:: He nas a car of

bis own; he is coving out of this apt and will eub-iet it ond sake few
hundred peson per conth on the eiiference of crerent price and wheat he

is payine; this type of tranessetions esnrot cet hiniin treublee, beesuee
“bexteans do net care about much thinert he “hos a frien in the Gcberarcion

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_,.on his credentials really spells Counter Intellicence, which, for example,

” means’ thet if F saw Subject robbing a bank he could’ not care less because.

- thet vould be the matter concerning the erininel police, or if was charged
for. having a child out of wedlock, because that would bé acatter for. :
the judiciary authorit: rs. but when. it. cones to epies then . that: is a catter S

visit to tie U. Ss. Zabassy. Subject answered Wittout hesitation aor

~ ba

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vbo ence shored hin thet the Soternecion ksd mere than a foot nigh
file on him end Subject told hin Shey should not ‘bother trying tu do
sotething arainst him Greeuce they cencot even kick hin out of the _sountry:

he has a friend to whon he is iggrised to turn if he is in any kind of

troutle and te esked hie Governacion to dial the phone whieh ke cave hin 2

and tne Fhone was anevered vy CISNLROS of the Presidency; Subject cléins

that he has influendiel friendsin practically every ninistry (Secretaria).

of the.- Federal covernaent; Subsect also Prides hineeit with vomen iriends
che-bes' and tlief *B1s0 iafluencial, oo, ae ot
6. In ensver to Fs quetion Subject stated that he called on wr) aod 1

at the U.S. Rrbassy becauré he had a fairly close rélatioa with Yelentin
LOGINOY (P-11,712) of the Soviet Embassy and he would not want to be ;
Judged wrongly if the WOFIRN People fet to know ahout his friendly relation .

with LOGINOV..

Te : cs conmented that he hoped that Sut ject realized that the. title

Which eéneerns ¥ and: the service te is working for. In view of the OS
well established fact that LOCINOY is a spy and Subject is his friend (sic) 3
this netter is of cencern for the Ameriéan Counter. ‘Intelligence, Therefore, @
would appreciate if Subject stuted cléariy what wag the purgese of hig A

embarrasszent: ‘that he believed that he rade himself clear even at the ~
3abassy that hé wante ed to cooperate with the U.S. Service snd de of help
as much as it stood in bia power, F commented thet he rould probadly ask
Subject does ne still want to help - the. GS. Counter Intelligence vefora

we ‘eloze our rect today.

8. In reply to Te questions Subject eteted:
in February 1969
a. Ue net LOGINCT at a social perty in. the house of

Dr, fredericd CO FARIN, sto is as is commonly known a
Communist br 7 tis Ydeolopy. He does not know were there
other Soviet officials as the party. PALA Lirst

4 ee aren ht tt

aE aia cence, ene nara eet iA hee sensei Nea scene unl Se EE ta ala tana ae =
t . ~. . : *e
- hw
; \ Spx. fpoke to Subject in a heavy accented broken English
and vas deligited “hen Subject rurpested that they

speek Spanish. LOGLNOVB ¢eneral line of conv was that

the essential thing in the life is understending and

to be able to understand others one aust cet to know
_ them; this-in turn calls for having as many friends

as possible, The sare applies to countries and nationa. o
. . . Before Leaving the party LOGINOV stated that he. would ms
: oe . like to becone friendly with Cueject and aeked hia 2

cl vould he be willing to meet with him. Subject ‘agreed |

"+ and they met next Fridsy at the Tecali.Restauzant.

por” ; bd. The conv at the Tecali zea to an extent dealing with
the theme of friendship and understanding with an ,

added emphasis that if there was understanding and,

: “consequently, friendship between the U.S. and Soviet

So, : Union we vould he: living in a. much vetter world,
Subject stated his agreement with LOG's views. In a!

further vnart. of the. conv LOGINOY was interested in

a ; knowing whether Subject had many friends in Mexico”

‘ a _ |" Sabject claims to have. stated that. ne had many good

friends here, (NOTZ: It is quite likely ‘that he x

a ; : ; tragsed about. the aurber of inflnential friends he had. } - 4

pt here). At the énd LOGINCY told Subject that he would >

like te cee Kin again and Subject. asked him to come

. 40 hie house. According to. Subject, LOGINOV: aeked:
would not the fact of receiving 4 gov official con

. promise. Subject or Lead him into some kind of troubles.
Subject assured him that the recéiving of a Sov or

: any foreirn official could net affect hin in no ways .

Then, iCGINCY asked Cubject would they be elone end”

Eubsect snsvered effirnetively. (Note: 2¢ this point

Subicet indiceted that he received LOTINOV at the.

apt et the Tethutts 297). Finally, LoGinov egreed to

cone to fubjectte ent. _ ‘

SSSR Sb agst eae ot,

Ss nT co cae

eee eee weet.

es In the apt LOSIey dtd not feel at ence for fone
tine. Intinlly, we did not drink froa the Yotka waich

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: ; ; Subject poured tend he drack enly efter Subject tock +
boon. a - a nip out of LOG'e class ( Femark: This certainly sounky
i axaccerated). Turing the evening LOG wes repeatetly . -

; mo Y. speoking about hie need to have friended rake new
: oo ; new friendships and was pointing out that Subject
7 ; “ Nes able to” help in-that. Resp 5:
_ that he offered to LCG to ints
- of his ‘he wished, Te the course. or sony: 206. war.

a
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po that he wes so weak. nforned, is ne perhaps a TOPS. =
| pian, Subject lowzhed at the question and added ths es
boo ; re ¢.) fact he’ he ted WORERN and t every thie associated niu ar

pieatly t the cevélopente, 2 ca
So “about 10 addi tional. mesta mitt
an ‘used fost extensively was
' wére neeting. at- 2008 ‘

; restaurants: have ‘the

- oo Fragece exe S of pure curiesity tie: ofre
105 coming “to: their meoting place: ig} leaves his
ear 5 = 7 blocks 7 , fron the places, dvoards @ OUe,
fetes: out a@ dlock beyond. the ceeting plase and ones
walking slowly ead making occasionel Etops te observe
whether he wae. folloved. Then they cet inva refteurss,
, torethers: “ives e nood Leos to every pereon in the :
restaurant and reneine especielly watenful if he res”

two men tozether. . .

rit tee eee ie re a cig


: . . £. Subject ctote? shat the leitootif of LOG curing thore
- : > weete war The}pne ead I #111 Le cble to help you", —

"get me (or provide me with) the imfo I need and Iwii1

: ——-—-- provide ‘you with info. you. id ght neca". ‘Among. the mort
ue eaupt info by L0G was persganlity info ca Nexican: .
politicians and, ecpecially, Andieations fia.to who ro
willbe. ‘the’ next Prenident of Mexico, Loe is very “2
.-, Bush interested Goes BeHLvAHRIA i
to DEC we xt

_ according to hin tue %
those countries knov everything that ie to be known 7)
Goneequentiy, LOG is convinced that there ovat an ; . : .
‘important reason for R08 Te “ine bject ; + _ an

we “Rhete very any. ‘othe nor que

; L0G ctartea ‘esking Subject aia he “neve friénis in the

. Bis. Enihe sy here. Subject. wap: answering castally.-
with an "of course", €n the meet Subjec’ had with

L0G oa Sune g at is Cava 1G told hin that he needed

OR

“ge In resty to F
- his that ke needed. a 22
_8d¥ence politically

a the other i) dispel sisunforatending to which the.

: “: lgek’ of info hay eben ly lead. . co ee pope Pay aa
bt. With re-ard to Lot Subject deserized aia es & is weahle i. .
° ; person *. vith quite literal view on interno tional Fo oe

litice;: he parsionetely hates iruchehov ant is

. uA
po)

Z moe . .
Spe ee woe wee : : : . / Cots cone ee : ;

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deeply concerned ever the doacer Rea. China represente — .
a ' to “ world; he Advoontes thet the U.S and Sev Union ;
4 : : . ' @hend lnsign a cutunl defense fact and liquidate | ‘the | lL

Shara until there te ptall Hoey he velieves: thot, ee

would consider ‘hin as rorthles 8, “pines wes not ‘ehle ¢ to obtain “nonetbing |
which ho oan get in sone other way. When # connented that the diredory was.
@ tightly controled natter and to get one would practically. mean to swipe. 2 i
igect, ctu ted that. be. Nas convinced. that ice

oe 46. O¢ atid. prese tii - the Stroctoiy vor be an ectipn
eubject shed a ‘friend there, .

is by t no- neane, ea i ‘erivdous: role. A person wee ‘is s efterine i:

to: tle. U.S. under such conditions ‘shou id: be arare that eve

info: passed to. the Opposition, | as thia case LS, past. be cleared oad
approved by an U.. officer chich, if nothing elee . is a tine conseairg
propocition, Subject rciling seid "tine is nones", T-eo:wented that
only predustively uced tine te coney,

added that he wae

: BOE ‘nin tomorrot.: Subject ntzted. thet he rovlefotey, in the. norndng and

12. In a heavy and serioun tone’? stated that he must ark now Subject
vhother after the. -explanetion he gave he te etili wiTling to- cocperate
with the UsS. Service under the. condition thet Ae would. follev ourz. -
-tastriction: ang fukdence: Without any referve, fubject antvere and

: eady and, wad Ting to” 80 “wi taver. tte vel] hia to dos ;

rosie or hie’ eodlennen, Pad, therefore, vould like to

when” F asked him wht: ‘atout the efternoon, fut sect ecked. whe t about -
neving a. lunch tog ther. ? served and, picked uD s2p~ Perils Be | the plece


, point that EOaatraeay was. “‘davites eS the -peirty:

“June 22; lone.

Contact Report
Sabjests LIBACON=1

” ‘the meet.” He otated thet he: felt eppy ‘to have made up with’ his wife
and to be Liviag again hone. Ee told me avout his arrangepens to. £0:
to the Russian shoy. with LLOVAESI and wife, He déscribed ne. ‘tl

r. reseed dna WRT oesrras SH (Pas, cay

Eel coneidered it ag
@ elenificant fact that | SERRISH cane to that party wits bis rife. h-T
interpreted thin. fact to the effect that caSRNIsz ‘gave \ up the idea of.
hiving. @ reaeace with AYOSha TATANS, but wanted ty preserve and caiatain

_ frieniship with ber and her fanily. According to. ie-l it te quite certata


\ ATTACHES.

Joie 22, 969° |

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\ - : : ‘30 “June 19y

_- MEMORANDIY, FOR THE RECORD

-SuBg ECT: Janes. sapert

spe vt RTA ARES YY

te tn Méxicé as a tourist: and. “who a parentiy | "hopes. to do sone. > :
business here, He. is of Italian origin and apparently. has’ lived x
é ; t ‘the: present. time, he is living. at :
_ apartment 308... Telephone number - is

seman sien Tne et ape! acelin

1 ‘

mh, CIA peopie and’ ‘surveil him. .
- te have, dinner ‘with LOGINOY on 25. June.. fn. the past,
had. dinner ‘at Such places. as ta Cava and the -other. Tecali Restaurant.


ot 4 -~2-

5. When Subject calls at 1800 hours, he will ‘be told that
COS has gutten in tonch with the “proper people" and that a-
representative of these people will cail Subject on 23 June, AS.
tor the phone book, COS will say that this is entirely out of .

‘presumably deal with that. ; . . Per as ye

3 My. plan at present: Ys to. ‘have. Bruce #. FERNALD () call”

_ Subjec t of 23 June and attempt to get as much of & debriefing as -. _.
" possible without. bé ing. hostile or aggressive. So an. looking at the °°
° ibilit i here because, unless there. are. wu: ‘oted...- =

be. has. ently show :

he cai’ out: of ‘Subject without either frightening ‘Subj away fr _
LOGINCY or ruining the possibility. -of future cooperatios. against. : Cee
LOGINOV's successor. As for the phone beok, J have no intention of ord
passing it, at Teast without knowing a lot more about wnat ig. going
on. Subject can. be told and. can pass on to LOGINOV. that this is a .
tightly controlled publication and that it will not be very easy ta.
" come 4 (that 18, eres he “manages - ‘to “steak one on. his own) .-

tp. at - east | ‘0, -our ‘current knowledge, unwitting of |

.€ ‘name’! to LOGINOV, LOGINOV"s appetite.
fund our” his new contact. ‘has. ‘gone.

Tighe 1 the top. Fo, . . lp os

Te ‘There aré no Station traces’ 08 Subject:

. og Subject called at 1800. hours 20: ‘June. He ‘was “given the
message in paragraph S and agreed to. await a call from "the proper
peopie" at 0909 hours on. 23 dune. He also agreed. tosall on the

IP ATER AB

ToS HCSER NS Hot toy Ctalttete a 4e ABN wttenteot

his hands and that the man who contacts Suuject ¢ on 23. June#il2 mene

- Fo mee ae

Re a ee eee een

a ee ee tm ee eee! Meme rn ae nt he etree Glee!

s

r ~ oF - A Coyedes lars genes

June 1569

a

coor he - She attached report ftom. LIREALY1 vas: received ‘on 16 Jang 1969, , a ’ >
a LIREALN-I verbally added the following cofanzuts | to the ‘inforcation in the teport s er

. a. Although. they have ict attended any social functions together
. since their lost encounter, it is LIREALM“1's opinion that AEDIZHARD fs \

- generally. avoiding direct contact with him. Only once since LIREALM“L told:

. AEDIEHARD that he was insulted by EDIEHARD's request that LIREALM-1 work: i
‘for “hin h ae ADDINHARD asked LIREALN to play tennis, LIREALM*] has seen a
; tous occasions at. the French Club, bat neither have wade _any,.

ort, £0. ‘speak to the “other. ae - es ae

"h, AbDiEnARD Pequested. | poret ston to bring « ad exicen: couple to. a
the 2. June guards -dinder, ‘this was a stranze request. since the party was
intended’ to daclude. only those who had pa rtickpated in the tennis tournament.
at- the: Club. .Pernission vag: "grented, however, and LIREAIMCL will attempt to
determine the Adeatity of the ‘Fextean couple at thé party. ; .

Both LIREALN-2 and bis wife are éoavinéed | thot. AEDIFHARD is

cing his. Soviet f1 end to thé friends of LIREALNAL"s wifes .
pleced herself: ‘in a posit + On & couple of accasions, vhere’ AEDIEHARD |
impolite ia not introducing his friend ‘to EIREALNCI s ‘wife, bot

: oe — bu he. has ghosen ‘REE to do ‘805°

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cob : ete he has” Mok gone owt Of his way to engage SDIERARD-
“f ; in conversation or cultivate hin ‘socially. . .Phis aight explain AEDIENARD*s: | -.

standoffisbress. and/or bis apparent un illingness to introduce his new. friend.

: More. inforaition on this subject will ‘be avallable after the 21 June dinner, as

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By MARIA SocoRRO PEREZ GARCIA.

‘The next.ineeting of the U.S. Enjbassy Wives! Group.
willbe at 40 ain. “Monday la the chantery of the embasry,
featuring a talk 6 xd ha .

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‘ . DATE OF MESTING: 29 May 1909 at Paris en Nexico.
, Next meeting 18 26 Juna same placo at 1300 hours
ty , 1. Subject had little to report, His notes on two sessions
i : with KAZANTSEY are attached. KAZANTSEV said that he had no news
ye on his departure and now thinks be will probably have to stay in
Mexico until a new anbissador is appointed. : .

OB ; 2. Subject called NIKITIN once “and. was not able to get ahold -
of him, He has. not tried’ again. but. I. asked him‘to keep at thre... IF
He

showed Svvj: ct photos ‘of most or the Soviet. ofricia
: ‘ti : p Lact. “af. nor by. name. Bad ade the £

-b. qucuNIN (p-3300) - Sees him occasionally; aot very
friendly, _-

*. @, GORDEYEV’ (P=13,091) (Subject knew his name) - Speaks
English quite well; wanted to take: lessons from Subject but
‘gould not get Enbassy to pay for the lessons. ; a.

x: om CHNYKHOV: (P-6235). - Jlas. seen hin. fairly ‘frequently but
« does not know him, Appears. unfriendly mes ee -

ft. BOGATYREV. (P-11, 381). - Every tine Subject: sees hin he
“ds. carrying: a camera. For, a luag time, Sunject theught he was.

Do a ‘a tourist.” ;
. Bs KARCHIN (Pell, $29). - One of the guards at the gate and
dus: to retura to Noscow soon. So 3 oo

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pos eine =. Contact Rerort-—:~

Subject: LIBACON-1 (P-4805)
“Date of Meet; Kay 21 at the Paris-iexico Restaurant,

ert : ‘earlier and YT observed
‘nothing’ suspicious in terns « of ‘stakeoute or “surveillance, The meet. lasted
5 min. NEXT WEEP: Wednesday Hay 28 at. the same pick up place, :

2. . As we vekt L-1 stated that: he cancelled _ the last week meet
becaure he was Seized: by one of. hie nervous crisie of hysteria followed.
_ by. depreesion. (ete). He. inmediately’ added. ‘that ke prepared’ for re nothing
because. in his condition he was not able: ‘to do any work.s.: oe -

Bao ~ “In: the ‘restaurant he kept on describing: what effect the: nervous -
_— Crisis tas on. hin and he added that ke still felt depressed, During. his ©
- deseription he did not indulge in drama ti zing the matter. oe
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4 I asked him hat happened to the lunch hé was “supposed to have
7 ) with LOGIKOV ‘and he repeated what he told. me. by phone on May 8 ‘and added
an that LOGINOV: was to call. him but aia not. do. Ate Re padea that af LOGINOY |
a [pad ee ed. dur a Be;

; ring. up E06 1H0¥,,: becsuae, to ve y thocunied d agreed on t @ laat ueet, oa
pit Would sérve no E00 purpose to Tl aft LOGINOY would characterize him’
jas 8. not desirable. person from the Sov. point. of view. He conmented that
. be. Bel that he would - ‘not...

/ do such a thing ‘to hin, i countered by- stating ‘that he inéisted. ia tone. 7
_ Sideraing | LOGTNOV to be his friend, but what éver LOGINOV aaked fron

bir he turned him down with eNO; to preserve good. will of a person it
is necessary to meet some of his. ‘Yequesta and the beet is to do it when
it does no karm to anybody and at the efne tine does not get L-1l in--
volved in any of LOCINOVs acheren, He Agreed with ny reasoning, es he
did at the last meet, but it ia to be eeen what will he do about \ ;
fe said

ved LOGINOY was a friend of his to. tae extent :

gat
5. a <°) change the eubject I neked o> ‘Emre weneal, return,

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he knew nothing about VENTEL, except, that hie wife cave a_ dirth to a
ehild during: his absence and’he added that if VENTE L had. returned he

_ would bad heerd about ite. an

how ‘She *returned here; “she egine with: her mother. who- found her an epartudat

a enlist his sebvices, Eel was positive’ ‘that SUA “woud. t had. sung’ bye, asyg- i
(NOTE: Thie leaves unsolved what Was L-1 speeking about when he“ spoke A “Gif,

wae

in Rio: Elta where they had: és Roraing up party on Fridey Key 9; her

Lather ie a well. to do phisician in Quito, Bouader; stie has 10 pernit

to work in Kexico which neens that her father will poy the expences: of

about the good tire LOGINOV and JLA Kad together at unknorn date).

9. I tried to explein to L-l that he should do some writing for
ua alung the lices of maxx our previous egreenent. He. préaised.

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fe was ratier Ga tie quite oide,i.e., he spoke when he was asked. somethings
He hed only 2 dritke end ‘he tokk série food with them. He waa. interested Boe
i in leaving on tine which was pleasent news : ‘to. mes a
cece os Mes Oa the. way to: hia-car I eked 1-1 be sows about the :
ee death ef 16 Sov. Generals io. £5. écke: D ~
a publisized purge of big. wheels: is in be
. . “and. this may ‘be necessary ‘ine view of the £6 % thet: a munber of soldier an
“ will atert returning from Czechoslovakia and their stories “would ‘be

the opposite) what the. government used us excuse for invading Czecho.

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Subject: LIOVAL-2
Date of Meet: Kay. 13

oittline for’ ‘future Handling’ of provabe1.. wee: 2030 | bre’ Cc. ‘and .- net with”
LIOVAE-1 at HOYO x9: restaurant where in the course of a ferera1t dinner

i '.. the turnover was. ‘effected.
_ Next F - ‘Tek meet: May 21 at 1330 bre at the seme restaurant,

“a. Baring the ‘peat “tio montl ? odd beh wilt hold per-
 gonal néets twice a aonth. ; : ot

. lbooe De i-1 can be- reached ‘during woeking ays. on phone. a
. ce st re 23~09-34. from 0800-2 0 hrs at ‘bis schools on phone.
. 75-10+03: at Home excep Wednesdays when he wAll be

| home from: 1600-1700 hrs, _ , te
$ ao can use the. extention 810. to Yeave a message for oe
he _ Knows: under the elias of Victor. ‘Brandéa);- ,

their meet

te on ‘their next eete.

3< ‘Security: ae ee oo. vo ,
Ts er Standard seoartty practices will be applied to P= Ty
personal meets and other operational activity. :

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“be On: their next meet @ new meet sight will be selected.

Se etn

to what can be seid to I-1 there was no use of getting ,
into the security for the sake of security: if it :
would serve any useful purpose of telling I-1 that

_ ° . c. For internal use only:.6 instructed F that with regard ..

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we recruited LIBACON-1, thein he should be. told.about it.

4. Admin & Finance: .
| a. I-21 considers at probable that he owes LIBACON=1
“payment for Reveral lessons. He will secertain the.
enount and-F will pay “it on the next meet. ,

[ be ¢ infoed i-) about. the status. of ‘they order: of a Polbeat

-and-was tild thet ‘when it come P-will deliver it to bin. :

<7 With regard to’ ops expecses former agreement. retieine
- | in power. °
Se Oper: rationals
, ; 8. Il reported on LIRACON-20. statements to hin about”
: LOGINOY on Ray 2 (reported separately), This: provided)
t 8 taylor wade openening for operational directives. _
be End will continiée his contact with LIBACOH-2 through “i.
ladguage -clasees, because LIBACOW=1 ‘is still a person one
of laterdet to “uss ; ee

—é, We feceived from othe? sources info that LOGINOY would.
‘leave pcg in July. In view of the fact thet Sov IS
‘officers aré judged hore by the mecénical computation:

. of their activity abroad, our experience shows that —

8 g00d eiabex: of then try to enbelish their record . . e
° in oe ane 263, months before their departure oy 4
i a practices. We have ‘sufficient indications thet LOGINOV ne
y) falls in this. éategory of Sov 1S officers without 7
trying to deternine whether LIRACON-Ib. statecents to 5 -
_I-l may te an additional indication to that effect, = i
"As far as we know LOGINOV it would be in line with q
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his recent behavior if he approached I-1.

a.. If Iel is approached by LOGINOY or another Sov official
he will act friendly and speak about his frienship
with Pavel YATSKOV. L-1 will neke a recarx to the
effect that Py failed to keep his promise sad send bin

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: aN Ea enn a ne en mat a emcee heron

Ce trying to buy a Sov official (PY), L-1 pretend: that.

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his Néscow addrese, |

e. If LOGINOY, or whoever it may be, discleins Knowledge
about L-1 - YATSKOY friendly relation, L-1 will speak

in teras that. this fact ought to be a common knowledge :

. ain the Sov Enbassy.
f. If the’ person making - the appreach accuses Tel for

the spproacher : is ‘grossly. mistaken: and wilt open as
., vatrage of questions to determine what was known
“here about the PY case. If the correot sum involved
in thet case is rentioned, or place the pitch was made.
or other detail(s) indicating that. the approacher is
i cognisant of this specific case, L-1 will politely
oe : Lob oo , : _ ask what. the’ approscher wanted fron him-and will not -
, hesitate’ ‘to, tell hia that. ‘the: same offer epplies 1 to
the appreacher, : .

ge. If LOGINOY nakes the approach under the pretext of”
; wishing to. raintain friendly relation with I-1 and .
> gdinite knowing PY and having heard about. PYs friend-
ship with E-1 he will be treated friendly and L-1
will invite him to a ‘dinner and let. bin. talk. In-
: such a case it would bé obvious that LOGINOY. would .
want. to pass Led to: somebody, else.

oh When, ghoever: i$ de; would. attenpt. to. recruit I-k
he will ‘etick to. hit guns of being an American patriot.
and will turn bin down: vy stating that’ he was able ,
to: make a better offer. to the’ ‘Recruiters:

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ATTACHMENT to TURNOVER -Repors =.
Bay U5, 1969, i

Subject: Rafael VIDIELEA Retg (4005),
Valengia I ‘LOGINOy (7-21, mari _ - 2
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focde oe. Ot May 2 Rafael gave. a “languare. esaon to LIOVAL=2 and on ce
‘ that occasion he stated that LOGINOY had taken Juan Luie, Director =~ {
of the lenguage school on Tiber, for a day of having fun. It wae not -
clear whether Juan: Luia and LOGINOV had a night on the town or they © i
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went out of town “for a whole day "to have sone fun".

2.0 ‘Refael told L-1. that he did not déretand such. an ‘attitude.
of LOGINOY,  hacause he ‘coneddored “LOGINOV ‘to bea food friend of nish
ce he wae eurprized that ‘LOGINOY did ‘not. invite hin together with Juan luis,

_in feet, he sould not exploin to bineelt how: ‘something 2 1ike that could -

happen. fo, ;

3. ‘Rafee? went epesking about LOGINOV, for Rome time about how
"goed he fe basically an a many how Pleasant companion he is “and ‘what ,
‘tend he” is. ; :

a good, ;
Lel- pointed out that there war ‘nothing factual ‘nor eignitisant-

4.
hoe 7 in what. he. paid. ‘about LOcTM0y, | but Sak was Pugnled by. the fact.
oe | "out of the blue. sky’ " Réteel wae. . Speaking about. LOGTNOV. ana kept,
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speaking and apeaking. . Loe . :
Se Ink believed that Rafaele pride waa hurt. tot: by ‘the feot that
LOGINOY Agnored him, enpectally, when. there war a -ohenee: of having sone.
fun. Therefore, L=1 told fafeel that 1€ wae possible that rocrNoy wanted -
to invite hin ‘to0,. but wae not able to reach hia by: phone, which ‘would
not be unusual in view of the fact that Rafaol is practically n never .

ra ccm a ie ii en de bos : - :
Tt eet ant ernneynpees aoe enamcien me a.
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home. + .
6. On thia sane ocoaeion Rafael aaked LIOVAL-1 if he would be

kind to pay his the leesone whick he owed him, In view of the irregularity
of Raffaele appearances to give lesson Lel war not certain whether he
owed anything or not. xafael corroborated hia request by stating that

+
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| show up at I-Te place.

| - that te would pay ‘the remainder the next. time, 4 08s the next: ‘lesson,

_ whieh. wag. ‘adheduled for Waa Key 7 at 1700 hrs, ( NOTE: . Rafael had -
ra.) Beet with | RHP on “the sane dsy at 1620. bre, . and it wae bin to Piok: up.
thie day and tine. Rafeel: came to this weet on time yer :

oe the fact thet Rafael did-not how up for the lesson wae no

| the wifes statement, ‘was a. ‘part of we ta daughters ‘kind: rgarden uniform,

“ied concluded: that. he waa iawlined to
‘hin or because he questioned the correctness: of the clei for paynent

or hie wife @e soon as poesidle, be-1 considered that ay 15 (Teachers, Day).

5. 4

bie wife writer down every payngns Rafael, receiven Gnd the book. rhows
that no payment wap received. Rince Jan. or. Feb 27 (SP dooe not renenber
which month wae mentioned). Lol stated that af it. 80; then, Rafeel muet
ve right. hecauee ho was ehort ‘of cash /he- paid hig Mat -150.- and stated.

\

surprice to L~1.. Nevertheless, about 1830 Rafael wife phoned to Ie~l-

‘and asked to speak to her hueband. shen Le} atated that he was not there

she commented that he waa supposed to be there at 1800 hra. About: ‘an
hour later she called again and Ll had to ‘state that he dia not come

“at all, Then, she requested L-l to. give to. Rafael ‘the _aweater of her —
‘daughter which wae acoidently left at L-le place. Of course nothing hap-
‘pened, but eines that moment L-1 did not hear from Rafael nor bie wife.

L-1. pointed out that thia was unusual, because ‘af Rafael akippe a lessca
he calls the next. day and never leter than “the third ‘day to apologize. -
Further, tho eweater which Rafeel war to pick up from Tel, according to.

elieve. that Rafael got angry. with

or. becauee he ‘placed hia on’ 4a spat by telling ute waite thet he aid. not

8. oe) tora not to take the matter 80 ; éortouely since there ”
was etili a chance .that Rafael ard. bis wife were on a war path and they
had no time for any thing elee. I-1 was requested to “try, to contact. Rafael

would be the best tise to do it and there was no objection on his choice:
of date ginee {t offeree a botter chance of. ‘finding, Rafael howe.

9. Lel wan also requested to bring to Rafaels attention that tho
irregularity of learone iroonvenienta him quite hit on one hand and on
the other Kafasl losee the PONEYscsccose

10. - Comment by Ais che fact that Ll pointed out that kafaels talking

about TLAITRAY daee not raan that anvthineg hannened peeantly, atill calla

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SECRET 0s

Waa se A ee eee wnatainmeneeeil «

: co 12 way 1959

MEMORANDUY FOR: ir, Nathan L. Ferris _ a ne -
«decal attache

Fro! og Winston x. Scott

. -. ‘» SUBJECT: "3 CnEN (rau) . oa Det, a oo
ea, pets Oo, : ere MUU en 2
Te, ; cre wares Ck, £
_ - . ((105-6578)° ; ; ;
1. Referenco is made to your memoranda dated 18. Janu: ry

1968 and. 25 April 1969::° Reference is also. made te pur monoraudum
‘dated 20 January 1963, #12,525, woe nace e. ovens

“2, In ordor to assist you dn the lavestigation being carried.

"Our by your Headquarters, ‘attached horevith for y.
‘two fopies each of those handvriting spec ifions AvaLlable on Persons’
gasigned to tho Soviet: Enbassy in. Mexico City in. Docenber 1967, |
Thero aro no fingerprint specinens available, Listod below are.
the nanes of thoso Soviets whose handwriting specimens are ‘being |

forwarded herewith, |

“Be Nikolay Ivanovich KUZNETSOV, Baptoyes (ane Representative), _
Soviet Commercial office. Possibly Kes. a

“b, Nikolay: Sergeyevich- LEONOV, was Second: Sceretary,
Presa’ Attache at. the Soviet Esbassy, Known KGB, Departed PCs

Decenber: 1968.. _ ;
= c Vaiontin Sercevovien Lost, Third  Secrotaty, ‘Consul, woe oe ,

Soviet Embassy. Knovn KGB

7 a, Vastity Btépanevich winosinitnoy, was , Eapioyes. (crautteu) »
: Soviet ‘Enbassy. Known: ‘KGB, Doparted. PCs Soptember 1068. «

Be Boris Nikolayevich VOSKCBOMIKOV, Second Secretary,
Cultural “Attache, Soviot Enbassy.-' Probably. KGB. ; ae

f. Prvel “Antonovich YATSKOY, was: Second Secretary, Soviet
fubatsy. Knowa KGB; Departed PCS 6 December 1967.

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Lot our PRIOR APPROVAL OF TIE CRIGLIATING OZFICE TH MEXICO CITE. :
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- Briefs on Keet. Held Tey 7 from 1679 to 2035 bre.
po a ee rn eer
Then came I asked till ehat hour ke can te with ce. He sald 1830,. 0
AS L815 I -paid the till, but he insisted that re stay. a little longer “ \
- and for the the reft he sould pay the bil1: he hed 2 edditionel dricks
oo while I hed my third coffee end.a- drink, . . i
as we: got tose? ther he told me thet he was-on Nay 3 with his
_ wife at ‘Cuautla and as ba Tas enetring the peel area LO5I5C7 Ti ovas ‘leaving.
ICG cornered hia for a 19 cinutee talk which consisted of presau: 2$ing :
LIRACON into maxing sore arrensenents thas LOG would be atle to meet
LIGTAL-1. When LISASCY surc2d him down LO} insisted that they have a lurch
on Taur. trey 8 at the restaurant ZL Ferre Angaluse ( or siniler iat
| the Copenkagen, abcut 1230 ure’. LLBACCH accepted. i.
_LERACCY brought zea bio cketch’on LNINOT, rhich wes an |
“interesting paper. “e ‘discussed . the paper ~hich enabled ge “to obtain.
explanations ‘and facts on which LIBACOR nesed his general stetementss ;

LIBACOY readily seve ne info on frof. KY UUBAN, There was”
‘not much, but eufficiens to ascertain that he did not attempt to ;
~ithhold ‘dafo. frow us. CTL. bp-ce fut — eee Mavs raided)
| a Be also- gave "2d some info on 3 2y, sho is Presently .
a ‘conducting @ tour of 3 Hexicans throwh Doge e223 was in Prague with the -
“group a. dey vefare pubeek mas kicked. éutea. _

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ee _. ETBASON did not know anything but, proviced to aa his. mother oa Sat”
| When ehe-rill be at his Rone.
aa It toox me soze ‘tee. to expleta to. LIBAgON viet attitude to
“take tovard. L0G duriag the lurch. . . OO
Detailed report wilt de prepared. How

hadding in notes on xy instruction to LIBacdy concerning bow to
‘Randle the lunch with ae Also handed in is the 3io sxetch on L&.

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Valentin LOGIROY (?+11,712)

; | Soureer LIRACOK=1 (-4805)
le On Bay. 3 Source went with his ‘femily-to ‘Cuautla to spend @ =”:
day out of towns There, ae he arrived he ‘bumped’ into LOSINOY who wae
‘leaving. They talked 15 siautea. = : "

Se LOGINOV-aaked Source was he etil} civiris language lessone to
that American(LIOVAL~1). Ae Source anewered afirmatively LOG told Source
that he vould like ‘to meet LIOVAL-1. SOURCE: stated. that LIOVAL was not :
only a student who pays hie lessons but was also a. cood friend of Source.

. Then LOGINOY became quite blunt and pgressive : he outright. demanded that --
LIBACON introduce him to LIOVAL. LIBACON tried to reavon out with LOGINOY
‘“} that.by meeting LIOVAL he would dehieve nothing because LIOVAL wae | :
. 8 good family man,.€ pergoa conscious of hie responaidility for ‘4 children, -
literal in hie way:of thinking but definitely a patriot. and a person:
who ie attached: to hie way of life and could not care lees about Socitaltan.
LOGINOY then insisted that he and LIRACON have. @ lunch together “next®

' $e@., 8 day after he meets with me, a _ .
“Se BIRACCH told me that he would stick to bie guna aid refuse.
| LOGIEOVe ‘Tequest to. introduce Him to LIOVAL.- Oni ‘of epééial reasom for
doing so, in addition to tis desire of not getting involved with that ~~
| Gang (KGB), wae that he considered LIOVAL to be ‘a friend of Wie and
- Would not want to do anything whieh: could make LIOVAL euepect that LIBACOW

= Other, than the fact that LrOVvsb extate-1 know nothing about Bim,.
but the sole. fact that he is an agent of our forced me to acaune that ~~
he wae picked up for @ good rearon end that we murt have en objestive for
holding him. fherefore, I felt that it would not be wise to let LIRACOY
fhut the door to a possibility ( kam aa much rerote ae it nay be ) that
we counted on the porriodility that LIOVAL be approached oresntacted by

8 Sov official, Purther, I kept in pind that we would rict want LIBACON. to
slip into a double arent role. Therefore, I inetruetod LIKACOE: :

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Feek to talk this siatter over. LIBACCY agreed to lunch with him on May 8,' |.


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“plan, if LOGIYOV had one, by which LIOVAL would be

' ge a friend | lof LIBACON would be made, We played: it
“back and forth discussing. various _ponsibilities, but™

ee plan. and. that LIOVAL be given a possibility of saying
‘ta ‘LTBACON that he aid not want to come.

“LIRACON wil insists that he does not want to get

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He withes to te on friendly terms. with LOGINOV,. but: _
certainly it ie not.a friendly attitude af LOGINOY

Repéat description: of LIOVAR'e" personality’ ag he ase ~

in Cuautla and aeX what an LOGINOY possibly. ‘achieve
“Dy. meeting “LYOVAL. rt 48° antleipated: that LOG in: vo

may te brief and say that thie would be his ‘problem
and thet all EXLIED LIBACON had to do is to arrange
for an Lutroduction,

involved. "in that kind of businese", especially, -
beceuse it’ was clear ‘to him that even if LOCINOV,
achieves nothing, he lost: nothing, but LIBACON fia
a gure loser becauce he would lose 4. friend and
poceibly get taggea as a Sov spy. :

If LOG LUCY esas not break off his insteting at this
point, LIBACOW will stata: that. he would agree on a .

in LIBACCN® | \cotipany, but no introduction of LOG0v

‘important: wae that LOCINOW should come up. with a

After the, lupoh LIBACOW will: zo to his inetitute
end I would. phone him there to find out at which point
the conv with, LecINoy =NTED.:

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Subject: Poetponment of Valentin LOGINOY ~ LTRACON-2 Lunch.

‘Source: LIRACCH=1 (24805)

le ‘In aécordance with the prearrangemente 1 phoried to LIRACON=2°
to the language institute at 1455 tre to hear how did the scheduled
lunch go. ; . . 4
2. LIBACON-1 atated that a. gu student of hig poetponed hie
leeson for a half of an hour anit that he phoned to LOGINOV to come -. a
 t¢ the restaurant they. were to lunch about 45 minutes later than they _
. had agreed to meet there. LOGINOV told LIBACON that in that case he —
_ prefered to ‘postpone the lunoh’ to the beginning of the neat week and. Tos a
"thet LOGINOY - would phone to LIBACCN=1 to eet the. date ana vines ;

Be According to: LIRACOS-1, LOGINOY sounded friendly on the phones

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Valentin LCGINOV

Bdsd. aproximada de 43-45, afios, “Runque aparenta hENOS. Fisicamente

de compitexién atlética;, alte. Juega muy: bién: al tenis, Recientemente

quedo en Segundo lugar en: el campeoniate del dD. F. que tuvo lugar ;

en el Civé Franéia, donde practica este deporte. | ‘Guida. muchisino-
acia. Ba este seitido:

cee time:

su condicton fisica y mas que- nada su aparie
. Muy pocos. amigos ‘saben’ que tiene’ ‘una hija de.

es. muy vanidoso,

16-17 aos. Cuando le preguntan ‘Si tiene hijos hable solo de su.

‘Le da pena presentar @ su nujer, que es”

No fuma, toma
6h Gewray :

hijo de ll afios de edad.

oo muy . amable y buena, _ porque se ve de mds edad que er.

. muy, POCO, aunque cuadinds Te ‘ocagion requiere de tomar mucho agtcenta —
Nunca - trate:

Es inuy anable en. et trate,”

y ster: pre. se ‘le ve seréno,
de inmponet sus ideas, pero: ‘gienprée pendiente de convencer por ‘las

‘buenas a sus contrincanteés. Cuando > ve que no puede hacer lo altimo,
ey

ronpe diplonat icamente ios relaciones amistosas con el sujeto.

Ea sus ideas’ es de Ta escuela estalinista: solo. cuenta Yo Union

_Bso quiere decir

‘Sovieticn y la attina ‘Linea. a seguir del Partido,
Sigue, ridelisinanente ‘la. "linea" porque.

ast Reg!

; que. no tiene ideas propias.
‘gabe nuy biea que es. la, anica forma fapida, ¥ ‘eficaz de escalar en

“ae

su carrera. te gusta uchisino ‘la vida buena, tipo. océidental,

aunque ‘antes se dojarta ‘cortai un. braze: qué’ ‘¢ontesarselo asi. misiio.

mares,

Bs muy dmbicioso y se ve que tiene problenas ‘eon sus coripafieros | ‘de.
No. Ye gusta nada la ‘tdéa

nm
am dijo

trabajo. “Fable despectivamenta-de ellos,

de tener que pernanecer on Nosed los dos aflos que vienen.
que bharfa lo posible que al transcurrir esos afios lo mandaran de
Su flusién ais grande es trabajar

preferencia otra vez a México,
La’ forma’'de ser de los mejicanos

en Sspafia, Adora a los espafoles.

no le gusta, Por eso ai quiere rogresar, qufere decir que prefiere

cualquier lugar donde vivir, menos Nusia, Creo que prectsanente


She

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CF ma tae . _ . a a : a : : : are
- tas _ : . - seg atc iene Vu tel ose naa we cdieD ina BEE _ x cw eal

porque ya tiene que partis oa dulio, es por lo aue ultimamente esta

Quiere hacer eee tees a como de lusar, presionando
El dia 3 de mayo Yo vi

cometiendo errores.

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a lal gente de. Parespaue antes jamds hacta,
. en Sonata; ey sabieado quo. yo AO. quiero. trabajar para. el, me oe a

Ze,
insistio, llegando- al Sarsehe « de preguatar si podiamos: abordar a
mi alumno Joho, nin ig udera preguritar: ‘por la personalidad ¥ form. de-
pensar de John! En lo

15 minutos que estuvimos juntos no hablo nas
‘Cuando yo le dijo que ya le habla dicho antes que ao

que de eso,
me gustaba esa clase de trabajo, ne contesto que él crela que lo

que’ “me pasaba es que tenta niedo. La forma mis inocente de hacerne.

: ‘pleat! A. continuacion;,. me invite a comer’ ol aia 8 ‘Para, Seguir

hablagdo de lo. mise! En el fondo creo que. todo eso revela cherta.

_ Inocencia y muchas ganas ‘de progresar, para llevar ina vida muy

diferente a lo que evan los ciudadanos sovidticos. ‘Creo, que

quiere dejar una grand impresion a sus jéfes para no quedar trabajando

MR yh

indef tiidamente en el ‘Minssterio de. ‘Relagiones Exteriores de Mosca. / Q

No Be. ‘hasta que punto. sus ainbictones puedai | qydarlo.. a progresar

SAB EE as east

“theluso ‘por medio de- atrope Har victinas:, . €oino persona: y ea condiciones’ ool.

ty
non

-nornales me parece bueno, generose ¥ fiel amigo. Sin ciibargo a’

verdad es que aurea To. liegue. a. conocer muy, bien; en parte posiblenente

Tha Sad

‘porque: east desde. el ‘principio sentia. inst intivaniente que queria

. ‘algo. de mfi,. muy aparte de nuestra amistad © 'y-en parte porque: con. todo.

y la confianza que llego a toser conmigo janas se descubrid ‘por

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conpleto, ai mucho menos. ES oxtrentacamente callteloso.

. Refuniendo; Mi itnpresion es que es una buena persona, _ de buenos

Bontimiontos, pero que una vez metida en "ese trabajo,” por razcoes

que desconocencs, hace todo: lo posible por destacas,

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CONTACT RSFOXST = we
SURJECT— - “3° RESABER (P-8777)

DAT OF, HSETING : 10 April 1969

1. In response to BE SSABER's phone ¢all, I met him at

pov ntmineinn ey tate oewenns we atacN cue ca ee 4

his: hotel room in the Aristos from 1430 until 1545. Next.

cee ct meneame ane abner

" meéting will be. on Tuesday evening, 15 ‘April at hone. -
2, Subject “had nothing new to report. en contacts vith

a

BENOXers ,. but said that he is now raring. to go oa any require=
J ments I might levy. He said that all of his financial problems. _

are now solved (as I surnised they wuld). Essentially, he has

«gold 50% of his business (INZA) to 4 syndi¢ate-group that | is -

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paying off - ‘Subject ts detts. They will construct a big new, -

meee enna cpenendine meee
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factory complex. in Cuernavaca Vo bring all of Subject ’s -
manufacturing enterprises under oie roof and double capacity.
They ‘re also going to open up offices ahd a showroom on Insur-__
gentes sur. Subject” figures. he will probably stey active: -for

a couple of years more and then sell - his remaining 50% for

_ , about: a half million dollars. - ;
sh t told: Subject again ‘that’ I an “now anxious. for hia a

to establish a. social relationship with | SPYRA (P-6601) and

4

‘that Iam no longer interested in. his developing AJCHCHRZAK .
per se. T ‘suggested that he: night use KA: sincly as an entree
. te mo eating. SPYRA, ostensibly to work out: ‘a cultural progran of. =

Mn ahem emilee cata we bing tena sae ee Leese gnats eee mtn n

A Det pau 46 aa OF i Lat

Subject 's grandfather s music as ‘mentioned previously. Subject
said tmt he would get on it right away and would try to ‘call
. the Anbassa dor on Tuasdoy when Subject Ls bak in town.

cence eg

96: PbO i: Potter . KP. a 2. ) fale RETII

4

at we Dilantin Neenme vee ame ene toh meinen ree Ri opt en SRO ee TS ER ee tt nee eA ce mm a de ea

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4. I also asked Subject to get t back in touch with

FA pate Lemma

7 | Ports CHAYKOV (P-6235) and Valentin LOGINOV (P-11,712) to
oor ; warm up the relationship. I pointed out that we should be.
. prepared to have Subject in @ position to give thea gifts in

the event Head-varters approves ‘the plan to bug some of

“ Subjects Trojan. horses, Unless therd. is some reasonat ly geod .

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contact established. “in advance, his’ presont ing gifts will os H os
1 fn

appear too contrived. Subject agreed. and ‘said that he would ;

4 ive them a phone call soon to try to get together for: drinks,

cons stares iene 9s ete eee

tent SPSS STARE eS PMG ACH,

fo. Judging from past history, CHYKOV will be ready to see Subject
. | . for a night on the town in August, o oO
a ' Be I paid Subject $3000 (MIN) constituting . half of his
pt / , retainer for three. nonths (Jan., Feb. and March) and agreed to oy

: have the balance of. $3000 for hin on Tuesday, ‘He gave me a”
| pile of hotel bills and other expenses which will be charged ©
against the $3000 revolving fund he has outstanding. He asked

me if I could get hin a case of champagne , a coi. pls of bottles.
of cognac, a bottle of gin. I told him that Td ‘gee af these

are available ‘and that, if they are, I would charge then against, ae.
- either Kis selary or fund rather than as: outright gifts as in ~ 4 .
the. past. os

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SUBJECT: Valentin _Loguinov
DATE OF INFORMATION: 30 March 1969. 1155-1157 hours.

PLACE ACQUIRED: Tennis courts of the French Club
REPORT. BY: John Francis

1a8° not. pie , + but Tookiny for. a Y part=
iG to Mache pante and an other girl. He.
: ia dD b-

I shouted loudly to a ball-boy ‘to find my favorite ;
trainer. Val dashed over to cay he would like to ‘plays

Excuse for missed lusbb, I “what happened to our
luncheon date", I asked with no smile, Val said that
- Dimi had. been bitten badly by a dogs I told ‘Val that
"I -had- ‘already heard ‘that story and that Dimi had been .
bitten nearly ‘a week’ before our date. Once again I :
did. not. smile and gavé him ‘little obporltunity for
3 gradious acceptance of a poor excuse, It was clear
that I’was annoyed. I could see ‘from val's expression:
that he was embarrassed and off- balance. He. has a pecu=
liar facial expression when he has been put at a- dis~ .
advantage. : : >

. Val admitted. that “the ‘bite had ‘been fnauch earlier,
but he. explained: that. tha, woubd: had. become inflamed -
ana he had to. take: ] Emi: to a doctor.’ I saw. Dimi and:
“he had one of the ler Bandaids on his arm He

“fr accepted val's excuse tacitly. ,

We: played, Unfortunately fal won 6-3,. G~1. I"
remind you that I switched to my left arm some time
ago and am still at a disadvantage. I stt11 apelogize.
for letting. the barbarian wins. I had to leave at
1145. Immodfatoly | £hresother men: * snvited Val to make -
a fourth for doubles. I had hoped | to talk to him when |
We finished. . ; .

Conversation, I finally ‘pad to interupt val while”
the men were still “warming up and. take him to a corner
of the court. .

I told Val that £ had honed to tell him something
@te the Lunch and on several other occasions bot was ‘
alvaya interupted, Kow L wanted to tall him what I
had in mind, I wanted him ¢o underatand that his
nolietieal jokea nad emimrrasued ma. That © atid noe
want to create a scene and had never commented on ©
thom, Hut 1 would not tolerate them in Cha futures


I said that his offer to aive ma money to work for
‘his aovernment had emtarrassed me in front of our mutual
friends, Further, ry colite refusal to make an issue of
his approach could have been interpretéd as tacit accep-
kaace of his offer to pay me for treaon against my
“COUnETYs .

yat- interrupted and. said it was all a joxe ana
that he thought f arereciated that it was nothing
more than a Joke.

; Iz: __cI-sada I Anew it was a foxe,- but. could not. ‘speak _
for our audience. itv: position: as a businessman here. a,
-. sola be jeopardized if someone thought. we. were serious. :

“3 I told val. that in any. case, ‘Joking or not, Ida
hot discuss politics or- religion with my friends, Re
: tieularly here in Hexico. ;

He acted very surprised ana amused. .

oo I pointed out that I consider myself a guest in B
a ‘very hospitalbe but foreign country. "These people -
are-my hosts, You are a diplomat. You can, you mist :
disouss politics. It is your job. I carinot. I actually a
‘ ati not intérested in politics. I am jot well. versedz. *-
in politics. But if you must talk politics with me,

let us go some where in private, without an audience.
“If you want to diseuss business, finel I know that ra
‘subject and I- ‘Like it, and I am even better with an £ ,
audience, particularly Mexican] —

val had his transparently disturbed, distressed -
. and disadvantaged look. He promised never to discuss .
politics: with te agi « He. apologized. He said. he
_ understéod what z meante:, Le

F— ial: mo me Loot


vse acini bith tabaci oe

ee ae ale ne mth oe

semen San ae

ae

SUBJECT: Gloria Pinto

D\TE OF INFORMATION: 26 March 1969. 1306-1355 hours.
PLACE ACQUIRED’ Office of John Francis |

REPORT BY: John Francis

,
Telephone call to mvoffice. Gloria called to say —
she wa as having: ‘some troubie finding clients for. my

‘business, She asked ‘when she could see me. I suqgeated -
immediately aha she. arrived | about one: ‘hour later.

“Personal. ehat | srior. toh siness,. Gloria followed:

good: Mexican’custom in cha’
.to the. matter about which the meeting was called. ea

Meche | and San Luis Potosia I asked Gloria if:
She ware going to San Duis Potosi this year for the
Holy Week tennis tournaments. She said that &hé had
planned to ‘do so but was unable to find some one to

_ go with her. at the last moment. Pepe did not want to ©

go, and would not let het go by herself unless aecom-
panied by several other women or by Meche..Meche re~ ~
fused to. go gaying: ‘he would have no fun if with. her
mother and planned to 9 96 to | Corpus Christt by here. ‘
selfs

Pepe to. Europe again. Gloria “volunteered that
she was annoyed with Pene. She deplores his atin.
attitude about the double standards she has been
prohibttted to take several brief trips to various
cities | in Mexico 'to see friends and family. She is
not.welcome to adgcompany Pepe on his trips. Yet he.
will s60n take another month off to travel either
"ta. Europe dr. to South ‘bmetica. Gloria said that she
has been waiting: ‘arr these yearp. for her children to |
grow up 80 that she gpuld go. with Pepe on his trips. .
Now that. ahey are. growa up, she finds © ‘that she still
is expectedé -ta stay home’

Gloria viatched carefully. ‘Gloria ‘must account for.
“her. time very carefully to Pepe during the day. And

- under no- circumstances ‘ean she stay out after dark.

7 Wwe

Pepe apparently. disapproves. of Gloria working for Mee
He does not like the idea that she will be visiting
businessmen throughout the city both in their offices
and homes. He has expressed his disapproval, but
Gloria has chosen to ignore it.

Wants to send “Heche to U.S. Gloria wants to fidht
the attitude of suneriority over women that Latin men
have, but on behalf of ber daughter, not herself, Goria
feels that she will never be ablo to enjoy anything -
close to equal treatment and consideration with Pepes
But she feela that her dauchter should escape from
this Latin dearadation. Two or three years working

in New York Frareiscoe ia Gloria's droam for
Mecho ,
ake a EL D and P= 13223

‘ng lightly before getting

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‘ ; No luck with tesiness. Gloria seems very enthu- ‘ ;
7 = ‘ siastic about working for me. kot go much to help me, = :
ie but to give herself an excuse to get out and do Some~r |

things Further, she wants to determine whether she
j can actually do something other than raise children.
| . She waS marriee when very young and has nover.workede
i. a «.; Sne hones.-eventually to start some business of her owns
| ; “ (she probably wants to have a shopr. of some Kind. | :
: —" ' Working for me is a trial for “herself. She hopes to |
; coe - prove to hersélf: that’ she ‘can. succeed in business and
t _ meeting people. Coot .
ae The approach’she has been taking with my business)
_<. has been_unsaccessful. so far. I have given her the one’ —
“which is. jrost ‘time-consuming and one which I would not
have been able to do by my self. There are other appordches,
put I have not outlined these to her as yete . .

We discussed her approach and some modifications
a gf At. We agreed to review her sales apnroach after
- | ; the Holy Week ahd decide whether to proceed along
: aifferent lines. . oy —
f tinese toéinevy . P-NqIe
oa Discussion of val. Having completed our -business.~ ~
4 raised the matter of Val. I reminded her..that I had.
explained to. her some time ago that I was annoyed with’
Val's treatment of mé in public, nemely his flagrant
‘attempts to recruit me in the presence of mutual friends..
I told her tha t I still-“hadn"t had a chance to talk. to.

val in private. I reseated that all I wanted to do was
make it clear to hin that I held him in great esteem as
.a@ person, valued his friendshin,. was not interested in

assisting ‘his government, and wanted him to stop jeo-
| pardicing ovr firendship with his offensive approaches,
whetner subtle. and amplied.or direct. and coarse.

Sere ed perenne ier amimerenienter ne

se awe oe Ebola Gloria that I had planned to have. lunch’. _
; sos Ms owith'val ‘today. I enjoy: val's companys rarely have a _ Sgn
to ; chance to chat quitelys don't like to eat luach by eS
: - myself; and looked forward to explaining to Val my.
position before hé completely destroyed any chance
. for us to continue as friends. 7 . ;
Not aware of accident to Dmitri. I told Gloria .-
that Val Kad excused Himself from our lunch date aque ti el
to &n accident to his son. She did not know of any ‘ ,
accident other than the dog bite the previous week. =~

Gloria said that his declining my invitation
might have been an afterthought. That he did not want
to hurt my hy being sean with me in a public place.

ap eer epee etme a? tages me _eceaiennecinr - :

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Avoids “hurting his friends. Gloria then told me
that Val never accepted an invitation to have coffea with
her or ene or to dine out. He explained to her that it Flee
could hurt her to ba seen with him. She gave an example .
of when she was “invited” to the ballet with val and a-—~
group of friends. ; i :

After the ballet, Peve and Gloria invited Val to —
join them for dinner, val declined. Pepe and Glorda.-
went to the Hoyo 19. Shortly after they. arrived, Val
and a lardé@ number of embassy officers also arrived. - oo
Val steered them away from Pepe and Gloria. Shortly ~~. oo : Sot ny
afterwards a man arrived, sat at a remote table. and : ot ay
took notes while watching the Soviets. — oe

. , . - Val-warks. mornings only. Gloria mentioned that
>a .- Val.is in the embassy only in the morning. This was |
- in response to my Statement that I had tried to call
the embassy and talk to Val to find out what had hap~
pened to Dmitri, but since he was out, I would call
4n the afternoon. She added that he of course works
-4n the afternoon, but outside the embassy. I said “try- .
ing to buy gringos". She said "trying to convince. .
_ Mexicans". aoe. ob ae . Te pan Fo tere

. ‘COMMENTS - ; . F. oe, £

Sea! '  .Xt seems. to me highly unlikely that val is. her, A
really concerned about the welfare of his friends . : ; oO
seen with him. It seems quite clear that he con=- , :
siders Gloria and Pepe, and perhaps me, as potential : . .
assets. He does not want to: be seen with us because :- .
we would lose our value to hime He told Gloria that ot SOR,
they should Gonfine their contacts to the French BF

- Club. This seems td confirm the. suspicion that he. oe nous OE

believes. that this-is a secure’ plaée to neet people. -

an té 4s possible that he checked with his colleagues ~~

- . arid they were of ‘the opinion that my choice of the = - : -
Liave d@ Oro for lunch was teo public, exposed.us 9). 0 Lo
to toe many Améficans. ne Poa, aoe

a

a I feel that Gloria has served a very useful Bg
‘purpose in this matter. If she as working for Val, — : n
which f doubt, she is in a position to séoq that my po

business is indeed legitimate, “time-consuming, and

with considerable financial potential. “Further,

she is in a position to relay to val my unwillingness

to coonerate with him and his governemtn and my threat , 2

to-take the matter to the embassy if his harrassment —

continues. , ; : °


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26 March 1969 ; 7 i
5 ~ a Bf , t
: CON ACT REPORT ; ? ise ‘ I _ ~ od :
. ‘| 4 j et 39 .
FROM. ot Samuel J, KARTASUK - alee: / elk?
SUBJECT : Rafeel VIDIFLLA Rule J Pee 1 pou
lL a, reeting was held fron 1300 to 1s, 25 Narch 1969 fn the

Chalupas Resturant located on Reforma, one block test, of Prado Korte

v

. kext reeting ds scheduied. for 1630, 26 arch 1969 at VARS Restiuront

on the: Periferico, Korth of ‘Fjercito: Necional.'

2 I perked ny car three dlocks . from the nesting site end errived

4n the orem at 1255. Subject. wes already. sertad etn teble waiting, Ke had.
lunch and remained there talking until 15, He mentioned how much he appreciated
the two beoks (in Russian) which I loaned hin and said thet he was nusrly

/ through with the lest ene, He said he would tura them over to VICTOR, (I.

had siresdy informed him-that he would be: necting a man “hamed vicTEA during:

_ wy absence). Re asked ‘4f we could ebtein for him the three otter books

written by the sexe author ho wréte "Cancer & ward", He seid *Gancer * ward" was

“the second ‘béok written by the author. The lst book was "First Circle", the

2nd was Concer Ward, the 3rd was * . ivans'", dai thy last wes “Easter

. Fe commented on how favorably . impressed he was by the 2nd booic, -] said I
}= "would give. VICTOR this information and I thought we could Probebly_ turn up ;

«

; wath some. of then, |
: 2 INFORMATION CONCERNING LociNov (P-11, eye
Subject said that he hes not. (definitely) talked to Lealto? in over

sph cee meegretceae tennis itera ete intent ne ree ctmey earepencmnpiennne
s - me

two nonths: Re thought it very strenge. thet LOGINOV hes not caled hin et ell,

7 ; : At the last meeting with Loginov, 2QGINOV told Subject. thet he was poing beck

f : to Russis in July 1969, snd that “he would remain there for at lesst-t.o (2)
A \ : . :
: yoers, LOGINOV said thet he would probably then go to sore other country but
5 hed no idea where, Subject dit not call LOGINOY end invite hin te PEAS /
‘ ; ,
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H + party on 1 Nerch,
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“ubdeet sadd that if LOGINGY recedved an dmvitetion to ANGELS perty, thet at

‘ment heve come from CHIRNYSH (P-23,02), During his conversationa. sith ANDREA,

cee tearm
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she never mentioned the fact that LOGINOV went to. the party, She never fold

.

Subject exoectly who went,
: Concerning ANDHEA CRTANOE Prusy te 1)
‘About ten days ago ANDREA went to Comore ial Meaicana to do. the weekly

_ Srocery shopping. Subject dropped by her house while she wes gone, ‘Shortly
“efter arriving at her house, she called hone and he. talked to her on “the phone, _
She soda: ‘that sho had sone. problens at the store and eaked. ar he cov cone

- down and ‘bring. sone. money. He went: with her brother, and on periving at the: _
store found her an custedy: ef two nnan- gers and & “Policoman, They had caught

her trying to walk out with, a stolen jer of face cream (she admited ‘4e) and

ob

_ she did not have the money to. pry for it. Subject talked to the nansrers, tolling
thom thet she was justia young girl, etc,, and convinced the to: do. nothing about .
—_ it Rafael ped for the face cream and: they took her home. (iateel thinks -

this is a very wnusal side of her cherecter thst he has never Been betore)..

pre on we tet aN La rere nee caren apy ee ene merce sree ate comme erin men's creme raceme
. : cae Clg .

ANDREA has. not ment doned CHERNYSB to Subject since my leat renort.
Refeel seid “thot he will begin to: pump ANDREA for some further 4dnform: tion (in
a discreet way). As far os he knows, she has not seen CHERNYSK lstely. (perhaps
. since the porty on 1 Merch). oy ceca Raz © Vat ete ( 2 ups 7 4) 7
4. "Concerning Refeels HOTHER AND BER WORK AT tae EMBASSY |
: / "a asked Subject: Rovers questions absnt his mother, but he dodged then.
_ Ke seemed tinwdL1ing to discuss her, snd efter severél. tries I stonped. ashing). -
Rafael ‘seid. that nis, Mother hes one particular stuient in Spanien (at the fribessy)
who has repestedly ‘expressed the desire to neat and become “friends with Re tael.,
Eis > Mother Likes the man “(her student) end seid thet she will. shortly invite him

hore for dinner so that he ond Rarael can decore acqueinted, (Rafoel by now ds

suspicious of any. tmbassy official who wents to decone friends), The man 4s. ° |


¥._LOGUINOY

Alto, de
fisico muy riso.

nxprestoa de cara muy seria, -pero- bondadosa.. Este solo 0 6a

le preocupa suchisino la impresidéna que pueda causar on los de mas.

En Ja conversaciOn cuida siucho, aus palabras, tratando de parecer
ingenio y sobre todo muy sencillo. Cariciendd de inteligencia sobre-
galiente, trata de explotar su supuesta sencilles e ingenuidad para
convencer a los desids de lo que dice, piensa o sionte. — ue,

_ wna cara ingénusctento triate o alegrurente sencilla, Ast Jauds
_ pierde un anigo por muy differentes opiniones o idiologia que éste
tenga. a oO . ; ;
sae ; .

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!
t

e figura ‘atlética, muy bien parectdo, Un tipo -—_—_

companta, Gieapre esta pendiente de su compostira, Se nota que...

“ Jamia se pone violeato en una diecusi¢n, ai no puede contestar.
como es debido los ‘argunentos inteligentes de su interlocutor pone .._ .


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: cele On ChE tennis cours. Less caturday
; tion. “e ére either pleying tennis or sumbunce :
groun of our friends. there is somothing xfec :
to 24y to you, to make cicar, for several veess,
tne only way I could be wure of having your undivided : '
- "  .* @ttearior, in private, waz this luachs. i
De. Gonez! lunéhe vour Es ; _ Several |
a weeks age ago, at Luis Gomez! house, vou 6t¥ercd fo cwive x :
; . & large sum. of money 47 7 could’ help you d vourt one .
: assy. You made this offer dn front of a : of our
. mat cued iriends, {
thar vour offer was non antic |
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i . a me dn avery omborr |
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Vv orfar i: fronk of our
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> “hy our audience as nossible :
eo Not 4. eeasiod. in vour offar, In tha event that :

x det se make it clear that To an not
intere ested: in your Offer. I find the offer offensive and
provocative.

on

. ‘E£foction for Vel. Loth my wife aad X like you and
fo. #lexandra. ind my Boys lixe Dmitri. We woule lixe to
maintain xour friendshin + ‘you. Sut you” are seriously

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oe oo jeopardizing tha £ friends
or St, Uninteresseda in soli: sted in 2
policies Se XL realize tnz i,

shat's your vroblem, not mine. 3 ;
Govore all my time to business. =) » I don't nave :
me so learn all thera is-and a ed to: Know about
- Going Etusiness. Any spare ‘@ I will cevote
#0 learain 1g rote about susines: . ne ;
simé to prepare myself for solits
you'or anyose elisa. ~ ,

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that vour cometry is QA.vucce rhs
‘itearian imnerialisr--a system far
tive than coustructives-a cys tein WHE
in taking avay 4 acd cestroying whut ot
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our withdtawing or cens
un to yon to do 20.6 qhe Us
the war. You know it and I know it.

Se SOVIET anti-semitism. The soviets,. you -by
YOUr OW COnt aon are antij-semites. Your
role of support of the continued troubled
state in the near east. is unjustifiable and

misanthropic.
5. |. BERLIN BALL. Ua juseizi @d and esikarzassing to.
Ge LOVAXIA. Un \justigied and erkar

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aa : vantace of it. You are jeovardizéng this. :

studiously avoided »olitical involvement heré. a ;

“ao os make such involvement “‘Lnevicable. a ‘ nr

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chreat to co to embassy. If you continue &
- .haryass ma, Iwill go to the US ambassy and renoré
7

. your harrassment to the Security Officer, I wil!
:  @ven ask to see Someone in the CEA. And if T conte
get satisfaction there, I'll go to.the Mexiéa n,
Poreign Office and tell them my story. IT'il ask
chem to see that the harrassmant is stoped and
that I be protected from further provocations.

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rst. Fé would oroPabiy put you on the
chis would serve no real

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; : your assingments. AN d I consider vou a.
ql sersonal friend, an@ wonld not want to
; see you in turn’ harrassed ov the Foreiga
4 Service er denied eatry to the United r
: States, 2 woulda none soma Gay you might
4 be assigned to Ihe United States an
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f shave very little :
t ; : servants. They usually oo cee _
if are 2 nothing for he government becaus @ .
yon a : Pay could never survive in private busi-~ f
. a . Lo ess. This m = Rot Be the case in a
to : your “own emba . en
Hy . : ereves the =u. £ our econon ae seasion a : a *
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YOu reonle are renite
eceempilshing aavthing of value. If the seme .
amount of mon ev thee is now srent On Gosi
WEre diverted to co- raticive tree ennersy,
the Standard of 1i G Of both couner teu 3 WOGked

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2Se to levels where no one would b vine | | : :

Sor the | present -Suieidal forciga in wolvaneass.

AS a business= Know that if you cant
measure an &é “ia dollar prorits, is
Should either be -fevis ca or Giscontine re

2. Second. The end=resutt: of dot ng Dusiness vith
the CIA would be to get you to defect to our
Side. . . :

What I Xnow of you, and of 1
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a states, vou would not ie n

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wie a te aan Or semper ee sreeee

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Bet jest for money, don't cone to the Us.
Shey wou.e proka Zor
¥Our Little secsees. whe Covernmant nes <9 :
idea of hew to.nlace a valuG on things ane
are delightee \BO Spend the taxvavers manos _
Zortumacciy 2 iy longer pay . :
fn faxes are hich erouch. Bat
bietog Wouldn't bo Haonvy.
Ne nave wonderful
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‘not identify Himseli kK to my secretary,

£0, chat with mes " “

the coal was f
was considerasie backgrocna noise of

was a friend.

| Invited nia to drink. Val esxed if it would te coie.
venient for me to get to¢ethe> this afternoon for a
drink, I checked my scredure 2 and saig that tocay would
nok be a soos SY T stee a t-suggested chat he be

nor with,

I had to.

Genova, Londres
“Camera not the ore:

was going to be: atcricuted to-nis peters

Ais Gamera througn Res ‘Tharerore, , I

camera ané remiz: dea him not to Sorget ity Re

this was aot the reason he called and that he

wasn't in a big horzy to selt it. He suid ne wenten |

Z told hin-to* bring the camera anyway sinc
just this morning | ‘seoKen- to my friend who ovn
store’ and was. sure I could’ diszose ‘or bis c=
him, He did perk up then. ané show some inteze
eamera. . . .

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: Val had come, probably thinking
ann Y would complete our mtcn with val RM
Owever, wus ost oF town this WOCKERS » che
cen woye Vel and Gloria into (the -mother. of
Pleyirg singles when I arrived. = “had a singies
Rysclf and did not join them until an hour later. set
formad a Geubles group. I played with Pepe Pinto, and Va Bo
- “played with Gloria against us. . ee Coos ct

eT cern oe eames teen

SIN eo eee agen a og a RO een ane mene cosine ne

48 is always the case, theze is very little encrtunity
for conversation during a tcanis marten. Val did make a. fer
+ stupid comments of apolitical nature, but entirely harmless,
. Such as, add@ressed to me, haven't you any control over yos 7
friends the Griese Clinese? . .

| I di@ not get ae chance to confront Valentin arout his
corvecitive coxments and how they jeoserdized our frienc~

ine

Tey mememenh ten metatan a cess 6 lente em en et RNIN FA oe som RE

— Val asked me if I had givea any thought to his recuest.
fos. 9, tne previous weex. I could not helieve that he was going to .
one the ratter about his offering mam Oney for “seerets".

Prerefora,; J was cenuinely ccupid about whet request. He
renandead me that he had spoken of a movie camera he wanted
to Seil ana which I had stated tnat I thought I could dis-. . _
pose of it for ni him through friend s of mine, on consignment.. ~~
= told him to & bring me the camera and I would see what I
could do. . . . :

i then told Val that there was something = had wanted
to talk ‘to him about anyway, land hoped we could get together
Sometime scon to co.so, ae ‘stated that he would not come to.
the club tomorrow, Ha ozf exed to take me to lurch someting

. curing the “Weak. :

. . This is not emactly what I tad in mind for an ‘ince a ne

: and not too pleasant statement of my position about his. :

apperach to Md. But I “feel it can ce used and vill achieve
the Cesired effect. Unf ortunately, ha might spend tie next
éw days wondering if I am about to Bocept . iis approach. ”

. fr cbinpo dee oineen tne iatooe ok ‘ .
: ail ; thea ty Gor, The main topic of converstdion
fo: s ‘durin é moments evailable between games or: sess
yy my of tennis was Dudtiri; Gritri was bitten by che dog gel dag
; “lf to the Counselor cf the Soviet embassy. Apparently
: ~. was fairly deép in his riche F acm and se 26 vorda
no ,? vein, Nence there was much 5 Sag, prokably an asust ‘under
“yo the e1reurscances, whe ‘dog chad i
e

Mnounced to ba wag

Anne shoul

~* for ten aavs, to derernmine
rapies shonis er not. val ssie ma dog hid
er five children already ans thes Oo, Val, would
_ Gog whan the ten eiys «re up, :

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Tor Vali Batkcen nia

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ha ett reed om ee

My wife and Ruth wi ieraadt wore “present aoa

luncheon oF women tenni 8S players. In the courue of

theit conversét3 a they * siseassed the other niiica

Sou sles group to. which. they Forth kalornc, . daeludinag.
aleatin Beruiner. HY site told Ruth trat. sho was

ting fosverd to hav ring her turn of having the
entire croup et cur heme for lunch. wut that wa’ |
were wating - for val ae leave £or Moscow. tiv wite
said that she thoucht-
ho entertain a soviet. *Reen agreed. . :

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Llledévised for an American:

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LOA ete anes eerqunmeme .

erp BLA pe!

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Tete

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diseussing the jobic

‘Jiterature recently. These are pouc

“meantime I was

; Reis ion _acente Gloria ard I fave been te.
for som nour wit She micht do to Koes fh
busy and make a little moncy. = offcred to Gice
matter with her moaths ago mp either to hire
self or find a jos for-her, Taiz Lunecreon, date waz to

explain to her what jbo I had for vs

Ci

ob. Tha first hour was yeux Zpent
ould offer Tat. Thic would in- ;
volve her following up on-a list oF Americans and. |
undlishvan in the D.F. to whom 7 seat som promotional |
ntial clients for

Disengsion_of

ono o£ the services of my businecc.

I gave Gloria & looseleat notenook wich. comnlas of
All my promotional literature to fete, dneludiag :oonash -
translations. of the pertinent Litceraturce . I
her-a couole dozen envelores with 4 complete eat cach
of literature and contracts. “ _

she ig eager to start. She waats
ity to deal with peoole. Onée shé has wilt
confidence she might leave me to ‘start ner
We agreed that tris would he best for ner,
certain (and am certataly the
te able to £ind Soma clients for my pusinese.

uv

Conti@ential. Gloria asked m4 if Thad told anyone,
including my wife, about her passizly working for me z
Said that I mad nots She prefers not to toll anyone un-

til she knows if she is qualified or not.

Since ‘that tire, in recent days,
she tias not, only told her family, Bat
aceut the job. Pepa even scolded wer, caving t
married women should not work. Gloria said sre
simply ignoring his Latin attitude.

Gloria medthoned Val fiver. in an
his cepar G 360n for Moseote

. Mention
: meneson Of
offnarnd cox:

tur

creer caer eernth ay ena ek tn Deine ie © SE e, tan eS ie Ea ed arenes eotcat =

ete = cement mere Temamnnan esate emer

yr tenn sen greet gmc an meee < pee oe eae

fee)

are tae


aa bdve,

Ses

Gloria Gi of
@n dinteliiccace orricer, she scomad mu
to this role than I had s:: exneeted. Ic
ONsaeced Ber to be naive adout Val's in C
ao tivities, Ioaven think I expected her ee Geny couch
activities had I Sean the first co, mentie or

theme S Such was not the case. she refered to nis
activities and those of his friend Tehernicn. ¢

ive]
e

Sin

oo. Iwas particulariv surprised as her sovnistfeated .
hidtaude about Téherayeh. I cetsonsily could rave

atti

Souoted his intelligence activities 22 2 hedn'h ere. .
sonally sean him conducting a clandestine weetine

on @ Gack street corners in san seh late at nicht.

Zo chose this opportunity to maniferr
naiveré on ny part. =f challe: aged ner statbemer
“ehorpveh. I. further stated thst X doukted ve
beter the publisned reports were “eeue that.

‘OF nes Soviet enbessy péssomicl wore intel

office: Se

T,said that Val was rot the first soviet
I had mat. I said that I used to plav chess w
; aite recularly and. that I -knew ne was nor
Yoke of those". Neither us (Gloria and i) overs
used any overt term such as "spy? omantclli¢ganes .

(efiices", cte.

. Gloria said chat vel Wid offered mer & lat oof
money to work for thé Soviet embassy, She saieé she
feeis val is miscast, that Moscow has made a ver,
kad choica-“ha is too humém, not cold enough for.

- that xind of work," ‘ - ae

_ Pe. Alfonso wartines, Martinez Is a communi
and & school chum of Fenats. Gloria iscrodvccs | Val &
zines sone. vaars ac 7 :
ae been very close fri :
mLS house in meguesulterco & “or WoC
is prosarty ‘USelades a stim ring no6), launc
“G @xrca, pléaic azea, houre with sevaral
GLC. Gloria was invited to this house th
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12 #erch 1949

CONTACT REPORT
FROM a Samuel J. KARTAS UX

, " suesieT : Refaei VIDISLLA Rute (2-405)

A meeting was hold ‘tron 1190 to 1430, UL March 1969, in Chalupas Restaurant

ce ONE

on Ave, Reforma, | one block west of Reforms and Prado Norte, The dato ond

-hour of the nextnceting will be established by telephone, ‘Subject wall. pick

em OFAC.

up ‘Kartesuk on Reforma, in front of the anthrépology Museum at 4 specified tine,
x, oI ‘parked, Ry. cer three blocks Korth of the. Chelupas and walked to. the ,

. meeting site arriving there at 1125, Subject was waiting at a table roading
one of the Russien books I hed previously given him, we met, talked, and conducted

our meting over 4 perted of three hours and then parted company,

2, The" “ani tdad conversation was general, He at first commented. on how

. : woll, he ‘Liked the. two books, he had received from me, art made some statements.
on the truth of their context, We ordered some breakfast and I then asked him
af he would mind f421ing out the questionaire (PRQ) I had with me, oxpleining
chat At was merely routine. Ke readily agreed: and i T gave it to him erd helped

Tea ES ERT, FORMSANES SOS

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| him £422 4t ont. (PRQ subnitted ‘en 12 March), After completing the form I
_ brought. out ® list of questins I wanted to ask and began going throrgh thea,
: { oe He, answered all of these ‘he could, providing: the following informations .
| ; so
i Grd on, env)" wiprite 2; onter oF THE PLAZA KOTEL? |
| ‘Rafael dees not renembor MARTINEZ full nane but t promtacd t to
obtain it at the. first opportunity. ‘MARTINEZ has a wife andson, The wife
H . oo mS , . . - fy vO
t originally cones from Santander, Spain, His son (no‘néme remembered) ts about =:
i wo
18 or 19 years of oge,, (8. years ago, now about 26) and at times: was helping
| 7 . sround the desk of the hotel when Refeel wes teaching his father Russian, (1960-
fo, : . / 2961). Raleel gave MARTINEZ Russdan for stout & nonths, ducing which tine
DMARTINGZ learned ‘to spook, ard underatand fairly well, SAG ih02 Mver discussed
why he wanted to learn Russion with Rafal, nor dad they talk poletica, either

Kusstan or Aancarican,

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when Rafael met PRIENOOXO (P=-2272) at the Plava-Hotel, PRIZHODKO letor mentions:

that he had some busines with MARTINEZ concerning Tourists and Tourism, but
4
did not expownl on tho Subject, MANTINGZ never discussed his association with

PRIKKODKU ond Subject did not. ask, During the lattor pert of (1962 Fefeel

“yont to the hotel and by chance saw four or five Soviets dn KARIIEZ of fice,

toe heard then talking, but ‘aad not go into the office. Ke thinks he hes seen
one of these Russians since but does not know the nane of any of them, Yortinez

_ never montioned then or their business vith Hin, in Septembor 1968, gust prior

‘to the Olympics, Rafeel wont to see Martinez, tryin to drum up some ‘more ‘privete

Russian lessons, . ‘MARTLIEG told hin ‘that he was: ready to take any more Russien

lessons, out thet he| was very dnterosted in learning German #5 soon aa possible.

Mortincz said thet he was currently (then) taking lessons, but that he did not eo}
‘

Like his teacher, (bid not say who his teacher was), Rafael offered to bring os °

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a

seal a

a ‘toagher’ from his institute, Martinez mentioned that the Seinen ‘Olympic team
would be staying at his hotel. shortly after Rafael. broupht a civ from thé coy
Insti* sute naned Gerda {LNU) to see Martines, hile there they were invited to

AG, te FES

junch and net thrée Mexican men and a talk Goran ‘who waid he was 8 representative

“of the german team They had lunch, conversed about general things, and Rafsel

and the girl left, . The girl Astor said that Martines had continued texing Gerry
. Yéessons from his old teacher, This was ‘the last tine Rafedl sav YARTINGZ.

Rafael could supply no biographical data on vartiner, or any further informatis:

on any connections with Soviets, Sudject has not heerd any other Soviet nentior
« , ; : either Martines or tho Plaza iietel,
. B, RSZATICNSHIP BETWEEN Losaioy (ean) A JUAN LES, DieCTOR OF
THE LANGUAGE “INSTITUTE ON TIGER: ,

In about 1965 or 1966, LOGINOY went to the Snstatute to take

on TAIPEI OD HAN gle GEE DEE oe

tngiish lessons, ‘He took lessons for about 6 to 8 ronths, The lessons wore

privato, dut given at the Institute oy an 1 Anorican gird reared Janet CLNU o Rafer? ;

does ret | Penenber. ter loot nemo, and oho $3 no longer there), Jt waa dn this

aanner thet Stak LULS met LOGO,

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JUAN LUIS ment4oned to Rafacl that he liked LOGINGV, and they scened fairly

friendly, It was at the end of this period that Kefecl was introduced te

QOGINCY by JUAN Iss, en LOSINCY temninated his lessons Ke no longer visited

the Institute, JUAN LUIS often sent his regards ‘to LOGINOY via Refael, and

asked that LOGIKOv cone to see him, This was mentioned by Refsel, out Losixor

continually: told R-fael to "forget it", but did ask Rafsel to return the regards.
Rafael never questioned LOGINOV on why he did not go back to the Institute, but.

as fer es Subject knows, LOGINOV has not been back, Rafael has had maty

° discussions with JUAN LUIS but he has. never rentioned any other Soviets in
Mexico, As far as his polities go, JUAN LUIS -4s a confirmed Leftist in ideas

“but Rafael would not call him a Communist, fael beliéves that Juan Luis

was merely a friend to LOGINOV and had no direct relations with him other then
their association. through Jessons.
. C. ‘Andrea CATASO (P-13, 546}
Andrea has mentioned to Rafael ‘that. she met CHERNISH “(p-13, 082)
at the Space Exhibit while she was working there, She also met several other

Soviets there, She became friends with then and invited then to her house

for a dinner perty on two occasions, Rafael, invited by her, went on doth |

occasions. on ‘the first occasion’ there was a Russien woman, blend, about 6

; years old. naned: VALENTINA (LNU) who spoke very. good spanish}: a man naned

. MISHA (Lku), supposedly an Electrical Tech from DUBYO Space Center near Yoscow,

about 37 years old ‘and tell, who spoke excellent Spanish and who later wrote. a
letter ‘to. one of Andreas girlfriends dn Mexico City (xot- named); “and BORIS case).

about 3? years old, thin, nervous but with oa lot of vitality. ant personslity, |
‘Boris spoke excellent Spanish also, and Ref feel thought 4t very vusvial “that Be |

——

drank Anerdcan whiskey ars Cocaecola, (R-faed says thas is unusual for Russien:),

Talaol thought MISHA a Little suspscious, that he micht bea KO3 (he knows thet
3n casos such as this, no one is alioved to go anywhere with being accompaatoed
by the kay) becouse MISHA apoke oxecollent Spartak atet secned to be the only |

are whe did not really fit,

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The other Soviet kas named VLA ADI {LEC}, about 5? years old, and did not

sperk any Spanish at all, but was very nice, according to fatael, ho was the

only true Scientist there, {Also from oubne/.

} : : _ At the ‘second: party tho Russian tonsa ik not conc, andreas American
boss fron the Exhibit canoe however with a a extean Fan, (Rafael does not rezenbor
his name). Rateel Bayo he ¥ was a nice ey. ‘Ee was adout 43 yoors old, tell and
“sake! acisar, Ke joked vith the Russisns ans toid thea to be corefud becouse

_ Andrea ‘was his spy, They all ‘Jeughtd, Ee cane with two: dork vexicans and

“Lett stortly after dimer. Rafael Said he drank a considorable amount, and. left : , 3
érunk, eSERKYSE did not ‘attend eith ner “of these perties,. “Androa however anvited 5
hin over on other occasions, On one occasion CEE NYSE brought another Soviet
; to Andreas whom he said was 4 Walitary man, (Xe name ‘mentioned by Andrea), Andrea -
. said thet this one was a pain ‘an the ass. because be was so ser rious at through -
- the. group {her mother also) ‘into a depressed’ state, After the Exasott Ci RNISH: - _ 4

‘started eslling A Andrea at hone and dnviting. her to nect hin in “various cafes,

invited to her house many tines and often sat and discussed his polities (any

all other topics) with her ‘and her. moth >, Her mother took dssue with his poi?‘ *

1

Ger nother Liked: CHERNISE but does 1 not know the? Andrea is seeing him on the si

She would net approve of Andrea going out with ‘CHIBNTSE at “all, _ CHERISE, boar

- . raking. amorous advances to andrea and, tried to talk her into got ng to, ved with “

hin, Andrea told Rsfac] that he is a very nice gy, ste LsKea hin, but wes acy:

She saad th-t he almost convinced her to £0 to bed, and that it ‘ty hor decision .

that she as’ no longer goirs to sco CH: ROSH for fear of doing 80, ‘pefecl had

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dmirea hes often extendad an favitation to socdsor througa SeTaol, but when
get it because

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an bavech nentiones this to LOG mov, LOGINGY has told hin to fer
other people fron his Fxbassy are seaing her and LOGINGV does not want to
appear there and cause trouble, LOGIKOY 434 not| expound ard R-fael did not
ask further explonation, Rafael thinks that CHEANISA really wants to take

i co Andrea to bed, but he also thinks that CHLRNISH 3 up to oth ner things also, .

He has no Ades what, bat dust suspects, : = : ;

4 a 3. . The neeting with Rafael, efter three hours, was cut short at this

timo because ha had some obligations, its gonerel daily schedule as as follows:

.,Monday: 1500-1600 Classes at the Institute, general,
165¢-1730 Private classes at the Institute,
Tuesday: 1000-1100 Private lessens for APRIANA at Institute,
—-yagoeazgo ee a
1500-1600" Classes at Institute, general,
1600-1730 Classes at Institute, Private,
wednesday "1500-1600 Classes at institute .
1630-1930 Privaté lessofis on Palmes to CHRISTINA

2000-2100 Private lessons, John BLAKNXEGAL

momen ey =

“thursday 1500-1600 Clesses at Institute : <

- 1630-1730 "Classes at Institute

1830-193) Private lessons, Maria LUZ

2000-2100 Private Lessons, John BLAXSIEGAL 7 “.
' Friday 150041600 Lessons at Institute : :
WS ‘ . , ‘1600-1730 Lessons at anstitute,

cose agri pe enepencton ness
voices

i At the et of the meoting I gave hin an envelope with 2,002.00 pesos in cash
4 in it, He accepted it graciously and soid thet thet would last hin about 24

hours conetdering the debts he had to pay, «e@ lsughed, I brought out a receip: -

,

ard asked hin if ho would mind signing it for mo, I gasd it wes tor secountin:
purposes (he did net ask), Ho said “Sure” and signed it temedtetely, we lp’?

tha rostauronts Welked to hia car, ond said ‘booibuy urthl next neoting,

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H ‘hin during the afternoon of Fridey, UW Harh, Gn departing he grinned ard said

to say hello to a1] of his associates th=t he does'nt know, I said "Sure will"

and walked away.

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aA third report givan to Rowton re veals what aypnecrs to have

an 7S approsca made to LIREA BLA Der Valentin Loguinoy on 2 Pebrusry,.

49.59, at tho hone of @ WMiual. friend, Euis Gomez. Lorutnov a
nade reference to his previous” allegations concerning LIESAL
aftilistion with WORACT but this timo said that he wac prepa
pay "a lot " of money for any information LINSAIM/4 mics oh
for hin. L/7 resorted to Rowton that he finenrsed as bent ne

allecing that the only person he was close to in the WOLAnDY
/ wis sn official in the economic section. LIK MLE /4 con,

i" ton thet. ne felt cer tain at this point that Loyuinov was blu.

* eoace raing his having actually seen 1/14 with UCFiC? fficers

nat Losuinov had been plaAntaz for some tine.

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* ‘ SUBJECT: Valentin Loguinov ‘
ATE OF INFORMATION? February 2, 1969
PLACE ACQUIRED: -turty at the home of Dr. Luis Gomez,

Our tennia group meets occassionally at each others a

_ ' hones, for lunch, dinner, or just drinks. Luis Gomez
. invated us this time to his home in tray Pedregal for
: lunch, baa ,

After I had made a point of not sitting near val,
_ Beveral women wanted to change placea and val and

oo “another person changed placea putting Val next to ma.

He opened the. old issue by saying that he assuined
I was working for the coOmpariy. He said that he -had seen
me. personally"several times” at Sanborns with American
inte@ligence officers, I asked who he saw me with. He.
avoided the questions I. then volunteered that it must:
have been Bill Spruce, with whom I frequently have
lunch, He asked what section Spruce was in. I answered

the economic. He Seemed disgusted, and shad Spruce .
wasn't worth anything. : .

Val then said that he wanted ma to know that ha
was prepared to pay a lot of money for any information
I might obtain for him. I said i'd talk to Spruce about |

' it and sea if he had_.anything to seal so that I could
take my Commission. I. added “hat Spruce would probably
faint or tremble with terror-<this pleased val greatly,

I then asked val if the Americans had ever offered

him any money for his information. lHa averted my eyes
and answered "not yet™,

COMMENTS a
ee | Val ig an aseqt |

. "Several tmtmuat times" 1a, of course, inaccurate
and shows that he 18 guéesing, It Seems very unlikely |
that he saw me even the'ione time. ee

val probably regrets that we have not approached:

ae him. But he 18 smintomtit not do stugid that he doea

not realize that we know he has ro trade; profession,

oe, _ Skills, or talents which! woula make life for him ary~
; , where outside of Russia and government, Service possible, .

Val is doing the only thing he knows how, and he knows.
it, and he must realize that we know it. Hence, defection
for him is out of the; question, He. would only make a

short-term profit in doing so, *
: I have invited Bf1) Spruce to lunch this week, I
will develop him aa my excuse and answer for any further
provocations by Val, Spruce, incidentally, is a very
clever and hélpful person, My last meating with him was
two years ago and I 4m etill henefitting from his advice.
He has sinca transferrad:ito the finance fection, but

this ahould not affect his value to me and my coavor,

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a SUPJECT: VAlentin Loguinoy
° DATE OF INFORMATION: February 1, 1969. 1200 hours,
PLACE ACQUIRED: French Club

; Interest in Arerican School. val asked me if I
could recall the address of the American school. He will
call me for xt it, He wants to have his son Dmitri par=

. ticlpate in somée activities with the children at the
‘school in order to learn English. Dmitri finishes
School at the. Russian embassy at 1400 hours. Val hopes _

‘that maybe thefe are some afterschool activities such

as football for -Dinitri. |

_ COMMENT : _ a,
“.. - (his may be just val's inate stupidity. Maybe he
really couldn't find the American Stbool in the tele=+
phone directory. :

: Perhaps Val already knows of some after-school activity
of which I am unaware. Maybe he already knows that someone'b ;
Son ee ‘child is there, someone he wants to meet, Perhaps he wants L-
ee an excuse to wander about the school, meeting people, ; a y

~ |. Perhaps Val couldn't care less about the school. Per+ ; ;
5-5 +; haps he is hoping for an excuse ‘to call me, Suggesting our fo
: . . chiddren practice English together, Perhaos he is preparing : bese
: : the ground fxx-to go to someone else he already has in mind

.to explain that there is no convenient program of after=

School activities for Dmitir. He might ask that person to Lo ao

agree to have Dmittt play with his children.

. -. It Just occured to me that for the first time in many
months Valentin, spoke Russian to me. While I was playing
tennis he shouted to mé in Russian, "You really are playing 7
| with your left now". And-later, “You. look tired", When I a -y
answered that I was and that I had a head-ache, He looked oo '
a particularly pleased. Normally he doesa't even answer my
me : Good Morditng in Russian. Perhaps he is preparing the xxsyx
e Oo way for me to suggest an exchange in language lessons: -he
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SUBJECT: Valentin Sergy@vich LOGINOV (P-11712)

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“Attached ‘ara five LIEMERACE Soviex Target of(Onvortusy sorotteEcten 7 hos
cover the period: 12 Deaember 1968 which was the first survettlance to.
four follow-up survelltaace reports of the first one. On 12 December 1968
» the LIEMBRACE team picked up LOGINOV in Colonia Buenos Aires in the company

' of an unidentified Mexican man. The LIEMBRACE team followed the Mexican a

: _ man , who got into a Renault Dauphine with placas 350 HS. a@ LIKAYAK check

evealed that the placas were Listed t of Me
reverted a. e placas te rn —— fi hs oleh wis ce

. | Ignacio VALLINA Barros and Susana de VALLINA Fabre:
oh “ee. a 4 Cabin 60°
y Address: Adolfo Prieto 1302 Mexico 12, DR. I16U>~ « ete’ é “(near

A further LIKAYAK check revealed that the VALLINAs did not live. ae this ‘Adolfo

LAIN OS nl ta nee ws me Seen ee eet teenies Mee eu

Prieto address and no further action was plenned.

On Thursday, 2 ‘Janvary 1969, _LIEMBRACE~ -5 went into Sears Department Store

on Bjercito Nacional and thought that the store detective. wags identical fo the | :

pe RR Epa nee tate arte in. 7 0

men spotted with LOGINOV on 12 December. 1968. LIEMERACE- 14 said that atenough

the atore ‘detective looked alot like the man seen with LOGINOV, he wasnot

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Gdentical. “Photos of thie store. detective are attached.

On Friday, 3 January 1969' the LIEMBRACE team went to Sears Store on Ejercito
Nactonal to eheck out this store detective. Tue people at Sears said that if a
none vere given to chen, they would cooperate.

On Thursday, 9 Janugry 1969, che LIEHSRACE tean picked up the store detective

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os he vas leaving work. The store detective went to @ house at Lago Chiew l42-a,
Prier to thet he went to an address at Aventda Claverfa Baek.

On Priday 10 January 1L95¥ the LIEXERACE Caaw gove- ua the result of @ check at

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[atTE: Jueves 9 de cnero de 1969, 7b
* " PASTICIPANTS: 1,2,%,5,10,14. Meee
FILE? . :

SUBJ:CT: Surveillance of SuspecS conte of Sever Leela!

Peite: Nacional.

“1850 Presentes en’ Sears. Roebuck _ da México, Seder:

"1949 Sie a un Plymouth | > “1948 a ‘Selor atuy;. placas No. 768 GA. que vestaba ‘dantro dsl esta-

clonaaiento ‘de. Sears y “set va,

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la planta ‘baja .
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del carro con la bolsa y entra eon la mujer al depto. No. 1. ‘la mujer abre con Lave,

2120 Sale el suje to solo. Sube a su carro yY se va.
y abre con Llave a la vivienda

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Je. Bos Y qua. “despues este. Stine se nus en un Renault negro.

| Places! No.$90: Bia x. ao pric a entrando. al, viaduéto.

Ss fué el nartes 31 ala tienda Seare de Ejercito Nacional y le pareois que 61 detective. de

ab esté tienda ea el ni.eno que 7) vid con LOSTNO. Llevamos a 14 para que también lo Ldentif'ieara, os

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“eleatrices de acrié, vestido con traje ‘conpl eto café claro y corbdata, ; ;

Se. despiden ea Concepeién Méndez y _Dr.. Andradé, Se cancela a Loginov, —

1 BL sujeto liega al restaurante Amanecer. Tapatto « de Nito Perdido x Obrero Mundial Reto-.

rre. el “Festairanie, :
Sale Y espera: en Is puerta, ns ; ;
Entra nuevamente al ‘rostaurante y x habla por teléfono. | No se pudo- ver el ntinero nt ‘eset “
chat neda: por que habfa nézica de. mariachi, dentro det vestaurante, -_

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_ tae versety of: litcreture for sole which was, _rocotbeny berned to Russisns,

were herein us me Sapee eS

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vhen he rot hone. (Jue to the exctiors he felt), at the first oonortunity
he ‘began buying’ and resding ‘sir of the books he could| afte, ‘it took hin
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régime, Ee has often discussed “these polotics sdsihioczs Tn 3 crowd a

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a when alone “wet! ov Sheers at Castro ond. poridextis. the seine.
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(reel attdiude) toxords Cuba is one of disgust, During discussions in e

grova, LOGTKOV. hes stated ‘thet they (Soviets) era not in favor of Cuerdtiles’

operating in Centr- 1. and s. America, Ee hes repeated this-vhile privetély

\teticing, wath Subject,

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dsiverent ports of the uy S.: dn: terns of Geograsty. ant what: it.

iodmemanene : saan epanaatitinnmnat ee 4

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peomisce to give her pSoblen some nought, frankly,
gneve is sos sthing she could ¢o for my Gover
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bet not necessarily vary intelligent, and not
Giessen nee wery expericnced, to contact potential

“dis tents, to sel] a Service. I think qronta could

fis. this Fecuirement. Is hac in miné:a commission
asext: Sonzcxe WhO t mid reeteva-no. salary, but
would receive a Snot varcentaga each month (265).
the incoxs cue to: elients she meained. Letts
cay she woul ting me aca ehicdts over a’ period
OF WO or tEssa Years. Lor'ts say Surther that ..
een eliest would represens aad nce: 6F
Por month. Sha would rec: re 420 & 250 x

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having an affair for strictly personal ane |
non-operational Teasens. ” £ further believe’ ‘
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1630 and encountered ths student by ths magezine stand,

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CONTACT REPOAT -
FROM : .Samucl J. RABTASUX

SUBJECT oo: Rafacl VIDILLLA duis: contest with on 29 danuary 1969.

2 KART ASUK Le a Was car sna perxanz lot dn the Yous ‘Rosa and vrlked

AL Maye T called the
Languege ached where Subcot seaches ord “us told thet be had nor you derives

I called again at 1:65 and was informed ‘that, he vas already. in- elres..’

Be came out at 1610 ond we walked ‘tovards Sarkorns, z Anyited hin. to go. ‘to.
6 eed the t he! hed a elead oka.

La Mansion Restaurant on Insurgent tos ‘Sur by tt

tron 130 to 1E0C, we wont to the Serborss bar ard, had a drink, “y, told ben. that ,

I thought thet two girls L hed provious}y met wore going to meet me at the La

“Mansion at “1700 and that I wanted hin to zo with ne. after Sone discussion he!
‘ decided that he could postpone the class until Fridey, but would heve to wait

, until 1630 for the pupil to arrive,” ‘dn order to inforn hor, Ve det the Bar. at

ana wo started walking to hes ser, (Sudsect nad not wanted to miss his cless,

eed after. “some @iseuston in the bar, he offered ne bis ean 4n order thet Ionicht

go to. La Kensién and cet the girls, i told hin thst I else wontca te est, a:

oS.

thet there was a pos sability that the girls vould’ nt show up. He finally corsented

after soxe eénsideration).:

Fe arrived. at La ¥ Yansion shortly before 1700 and went inaide, Yer:

the car parked in the Rostaurant lot, After sitting down and obdertaz orinks

ania stoak, z teid han that iz would 2 3Ke to dfszeuss a few imzortont aten: thet

had a lot ee > to: with his future, iss hed & nentioned uring the orevior 25 > meet ins

that I had sone busincas to talk to hin seout}, r degan by telling hin thet

an our relationshia I bid neglected to mention sotethins important, I tele 7.4

da deascles vas not an eeeident, Johsa cone there “on ct

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i x eyebrows, Dut never changed ths exsricsiea on hts face, (Fron he look on his - -
i 45 “face, one night think he was vatehtnr a Bugs Sunny cartoon), (Tsadd thet ovr
rei . files show thet for sone yoars be hasnconsiderable contact vith mendcrs of ‘the |
: 2 . _ Soviet S53, Bofore I could go any Surther he steted th nt he was not & mexber |
i™ ay f the KGB, nor did he'evor vork for then, I seid that thet vas vast ve believed i.
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_ ay ° xf . a that vas also why i wented to talk to him, I hed e proposition to arke to | :
- a ; 3 V him, Botore 3 z r edule ‘conts nue, he said thet ke. hod often been oppresched (Current ay i
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a> ri. 7 and in the. pest). by the: 63 to work: for then, at present he 4s boing hounded

—" by Valentin (Lestxov) to réport on ‘ks Mexdean friends, Ee considers the iB
to be a bunch of Basterds (Cabroncs) and thet ke does not belicve dn all of this

wider the table spying, mor docs Ke Seldeve 4n what the KGB are trying to do,

end if len dnvelved in this work, and I om 35h cing him the some ‘thing, then Iva

: the sane kind of bastard thet the Wo are, ke vast for sone tine now, nocenc:

“she’s called hin, met hin, and asked that he (subsect) srot st Kexdeans (students)

lewve are either going to the U.S, or look like they night be prom ising din thet

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i rospect, and thet ho (subs ject) pregare dio graphical date and other. deteiis

"about their extront late, ard arrange. for then to moet LOGINOV at parmidcs, ete,

LOGINOv, during eoeh meoting with Subject, brings an cnveloeze with ‘500 pesos: in

cash) in’ at, and contintal ay ‘oft Sens this to Subject, Subject seys: thet he

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hands. of? then, He sade thet ‘he aoprecinted the fect that 1 tienouk- tely showed

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f tshenest wey LONGINOV went choot at, offering neotiy and ty vytng 49 con him,

Subject said, granted, he nécds pony, end the 500 pesos: always looks rood,

but tkat 4f he started doing what Wer SOV wanted, the sipht. of the money would

me, make aim ate Aftonvants, ° “I told chin that at -we were not Antorestea in his’ on
; students, ‘bat thot Ko wanted to: stop tho sob in their efforts ta underziine

othor notions and direst sabotage against the. U.S, ‘Ke night not like the ddea:

“of unter=the-table desling, but it Was a- ‘real fact of life, IF 4¢ were not

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for the current: unde’ or-thextcble conflict ~, the ‘world would probabiy ba rushed |

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into a nuclear. war, and he krew what that ‘meant, what was going on in the.
espionage: ft Sela was ‘actually a dotorrant, ‘and thot the People involved sere
composed of the bist minds of two worles, I. recalled his (Subject) tro werld
powers opinions (previously expr esscd by hin) ang, asked hin what he - planned “tom
do. He could-nt return to Russ4a3 his current ‘future prospects in Mexico were -
not too pronising, and ke had previously mentioned that he wanted to ze to the.
U.S. If ites true thet there are enly two important povers in the world, then -
eo) had better, seriously echsider where he vants- to Place Ais nerbles, Savor tundty
: does tnt knock every day. ord he was talicing to a reprosontats ve of the U.S ,

soe Goverment at the’ onort, tio was waka ro proposits ion direetiy to hin (Subj ect),

Sebiect said thst thet was all true; he at fir rst wanted to return to Russis * but
after sooing Some things in “exico b he deald zed: that) ke sould never be kapoy in
Russia again because of the! oppressive segtne arid. the Leck of freédox. {Ze

edited the recent Russten 3avasion of the cheeies and soda thet. at Rado. hin Sick

to sée the Russ tens do tats). Ee said thet he vas not happy 4s Mexico ost th-t

he -couid live here 0.x,

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cise antention
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sie be enonch to
mentelly ruin hia, regaNiess of avy Ronty received, I told hin thet one

. : : . a % etree rs .

_ of our efforts is trying. to bie:k the 563 shen Tay go after peovle th-t tom

out te be his frien nas: Ee ¢an think that ‘he (SeSieet] 4s hot ‘vateed. tut

. that as’ far from th “0 trish, Ee may not wosk for the 333. by his associetiors -

with ‘then have bees leon f for sexe * tine ana thet a thick f ile. alrendy. exists

24 nis, I kno? bin personslly tow, and Like ‘Rin, and ith ke refuses to work vith =

me Ti, obligated to write it uo thet way. Hy suze serio ers will leter Sit do-n

with xe and ask the results
Sing

“sincere, and I firmly believe that ke is eoxpletely honesty This Aoitever will °

not answer the question why he will not ‘coozeseta, and when at is ts put on’ paper .

% will just be a cold Feport lackine versons ity, and th 3 paper wd) indfeste .

thet he might be working. for the 4G3 recerdless of any opinions tacked on to the

_bottem, Ina cdse like’ this, protocol betveen the CS. and Mexiern Goverrnents

“ regitibe that we eventually turn over to ther any reports on people in their

country who aight be invol: vee with the Russisas in 1 efforts sprinst Nexto,

In- his case, his file would be turned over to the 3 éexicans ard then he can srag ine.

what sould happen, perg the ‘time the. Secret Service ‘stezped harrecine him, or ke”
wound up in Jail, he would oy lavin, ing ‘a nisersble pas

<- AlL this just - for ‘being:

innocent, For this reason) a and for reasons involvin:. the fact. thet é$ a real

person in reel {Word he cantt atlors fast to sit on the middle of the Fence,

he shoud sertously consider yy propesition, | . . Doan, ’

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Zt stdld wouldint make ary ellforences hy woule rather go to cil on be harragsed

him

tent whet l-said ees not a threst bit s anoreadsto

the fact that Tin beds frack vith hin dnste wooiney ddd, +

to cen hin, was only acking,. awee a friend reeardicss what his decision vs,

and thet af dts WXon, then i'l) do ove ything din ny power to sce thet he.
Fenains untouehed ond wacbotrered, Dat peek, Ay es nit geruntec Srything because

&@ buretucratic st rueture, was Anvelved ond i aid'y at have the. final! ‘sey. J told
hin thet uless “everything he had told ne: during our previors ‘assocd-tion wes 7
connlete B.S.,.thea ho had a “duty to ot least consider what 1 was esking.

(8y now we had been at this from 1760 to adout 1930), Finally he asked ne

whet 2 “vould want of bin, I sadd thet I wanted hin to work with me directly
ageins’ the KGB and that I nad ro intorest in his friends on sthidents at. all;
Tf ko was concerned aGout the KGS bastards bothering his rrienis, this vas”

-his chance to helo me do scmcthing about 4t, Me cantt operste plone. He neg

the intelligenca, the sbiid ty ard the opportunity to doa great derl ard he
“ sould involve hinsel?, 4° only for the ddoals that he hes previously express sed,

> (ke thought about it for a few moments and began to talk ste:t Turdy ¢ ¢ ERRYSE De

Oe ee He eee:

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with tmerdeans and consequently wes s only an terested in working with ‘Mexder, nS, but Fe”

ge t SEREY ‘SH tried to. reer eat Subject te work agains to Amerieens, Subject refused, L i

ern en ATA ee

aa CHE ERKYSH however vag trying to work on AXDREA (subjects friend) and this rece oe

f-
f hin damned med, ‘The. girl AXDREA was only about: 1S or 17, ard 8 swect little pal,

: ~ we.
dL 7 . axe vb and ve hed ne business trying. t to pick on. her ‘Subject said thet he -
| 4 qi was in’ the. ‘Plaza hetel one coy waiting to neke.. 3 shone c4i2, and th t ke herrd
i \w thé shone boovs See aking fluent Russien, “hen the man’ pot through 8
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but’ could not .

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ried to keen the corversation cha mnoled_

cf to re ruit her ssvoral tines ain

escov to Work égainst Spanic rds ‘and Latin arerdc cans who visited,

The KGB

be rd once threstened her but: whan she condsined that she wou uid consult her husband,

they told her. to forget it. Ee said th- t she bed ‘known. many nankers of the XVD,

SSVD and nox EGS, Dut that she still refuses to work for then in their business,”

thought a bit. ond Said that he would agree. to work with mé on one cond4 tion , .

only. - The condition 7 that I would not as

After cons siderable more discussion along the same Lines.

VENTURA or ANDRA:

hiss to anf orn on, or rie ageinst,

Subject finely

in pe rth culer,

and thet if ary thing showld happen te hin asa result of his - work for me, thet .

=z would promise to take care or his wite and ehild, I agreed ‘to ‘has « cons titton,,

Pestoting thet xy ory canc ern was the x03,

a it could prove to bia, OF convince hin, that

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at this ho ‘inter: rested and- seid NSHERSEM and grinned, I seid yes, they co

operate. “now siond th theh, and that the Soviets $ would not ba very: b-pcy to discover

that their friend he ‘a anything at all to do with us. I saad that even ‘though —

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suspect a ening, =

During the tine Iwas trying to convince hin, ho said that I veg
forgetting one thing. Ke assured me that he was 80a Socislist ard 20% cadtelist,

gud he. firey ‘believed that Sos felism was good. for Saite countries. including

Russie, de said that because or thet he didnt see how I could evér have eny

confidence in hin, ng answered by ‘saying that everyone wes entitled to their

; ddeals, and I<too’ bol oved in certain forms of Socirlism, he encouraging thing
c- a was that he bolieved din soathing, erid: that was his right as an individual,

i L ve an the J. 5 are entitled te our ‘beliefs, ard ave not restricted in our ‘reading

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‘the: ‘steps of the Liheoin honument and ‘give & speach on » socks lisa and noone

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the above mentioned conditions, I asked hin-to nect ne on “ednesday, 5 Sebriery,

at 2036 ot CHALUPAS Restaurant on Refoima (dust asross tha Pordterico), Ee

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. i : : i Soviets, but I. vas not taking notes and preverred to channel the conversation
| { as i back to the recruitment piteh, i thousht the detodls sould-be obtained leter S
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E ay “cool which was amazing, “hen I presented ny eredentirls: are the pitch h
never batted an eyelash?, ust continued slightly smiling, I noted no reaction
. atall, it covle be that he still thought i was xidding, or pleying sono gone,
In. any case, either he works for the. other side, or ho is indecd cool to on.
ve. adndvable point, 0. 2 2k Sle, , _

Ne (I) talked fron 1700 to sbout 2030 without making ens herdvay,

Up until thet tima I hed gotten an exphatic nNoN, I slnost gave up before

“another acproach produced 9 Little result, I think thst prior sssessnents which |

At the renent the

stata th-t he will do anything for money is entirely. false,
recuitment 4s still on thin Sse, and subject ds serious sbaut tavolvin: his:
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.30 January 1969

MSWORANDUM FOR: C/Cuba a=
rRon CVI - mo
” supsect : LIREALA-1"6 Soviet contacts at the French Club:

a oF Without encouraging any further contact between LIREALH-1
ang the Soviete but Bimply taking advantage of the fact that he
does continue to see them, I would appreciate continuing jarormation

- ON the following points; ;

a, Anything now learned about the activities of LOGINOV
. and CHERNISH, evon the fact that they were at the club for

or talked, etc..

i b. Any indications that either LOGINOV or CHERNISH have
any interest. in anyone at the club.

: : c,. Continudag assesament and biographic data on Gloria
PINTG and her hiésbasd with the view of ; approaching both | or
‘care either.

a. YY would: also ‘appreciate a detailed assesmnent of LOG INDY
based oa the relationship to date. The same’ tor CEERN ISH.

. 3 As xan officers both are of priority interest.

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he Yesterday afternoon, We January, Subject Fan into .
/ Valentin LOCINOV. af'F
erectings. and LOGINOV commented mie have had a very good beginning.

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"hot - The neetiag. tasted frd= 1455 until around |
1600, The next meeting will be arranged by phone whes Subject is a}
back in Mexico city. - . ia oe
: 26 Duriag the past month, Subject was Bl: 2 : 3 -
“ollowing recovery, sient. all of his time on Busine ar

ae rathar ‘than. on subjects of operational interest. As usual, he is

Up to his ears in financial woes, though he just discover ed that -

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his position is not nearly as bad as he. thought. f a]
3. . Subject said he thinks Polish Ambassador RAUCHRZAK "ay
may come to visit hin vin Cueraavaca this Stinday, though | Plans are

not definite. i urged. hin again to get busy courting MAJ. a bat

not to let the relationship grow cold.

Subject said ‘that the reason he has not beon more active lately.
is that Lolita is in the early months of Pregranty and ‘has not

lorencia and Hamburgo. Thoy exchanged brief

NL Subject ‘recent ly received -a” post card froa BEWSEP
4 advising that BEWZEP has-seen Subject's sister in 2 Warsaw, “sothing
more than this other than routine greetings. a I

6. Subfect said that hai secretary has been iocsking for an
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10 JANUARY 1968

MEMORANDUM “FOR THE FILE
SUBJECT: Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOY (P+11712)

: , On 46 December 1968 LICALLA reported. that a. “LAght-complextoned
Dee woman had entered ché Soviet Embassy grounds at 1106 that day.

aa She wes seen exiting at 4122 bours. While laside. the Soviet Rabasay:
grounds, this voman had contact with Subject. (LOGINOY) .

a so -LILYRIC reported thet ‘on that same: “date, 16 December 1968, “an
a ‘unidentifted light-complexioned woman had entered the Soviet Embassy
; at 1106 hours. She was exiting at 1122 hours. She was driving a .
: car with D.F. plates 964 BC. LIKAYAK reported on 7 January -1969-————
_that these. piates were registered to: f

Lo Raquel“ URTULER de"DALLAL.
Residence: Rio FW 95 - 1
; Mexico 5, DF.

: They are registered to a 1965 Opel Sedan.
There are no Station Traces on the woman cited above.

Attached gre photographs of the woman seen in contace with LOGINOV, “
as well as _the LIKAYAR placa check results. . ae

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D.F. PLAGAS 904 FC (being checked). ACUURDING TO LICALLA, A BLONDE WOMAN

“WHO WAS SEEN ENTERING AT SAME TIME HAD CONTACT WITH VALENTIN S. LOGINOV (P-1L712),
KNOWN KGB OFFICER. ACCORDING TO L@CALLA THIS WOMAN EXITED AT 1122 HOURS, WHICH

1S SAME TIME LILYRIC WAS itER EXITING.

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tions confsote cont Kazyvip, tor, Tora, kov,tor y Kol y fola, prinodpainante |
oon sates. 2 Wtinos, poaidlonente no quado on lugar do ellos. .

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intorior dol Edificio, ~~ —— we 2

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A las 1100 Lo, un Eonbra y 2 “ujorsa al purscor extranjaroa, sald 4aron dol ©

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paladaa, sali dol club por la roja principal, la ° tujor amedonsda ontrs a

dud 2106 Mas ¥ on ol Rooiotdor tuvo costae! a :

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SUATINT: LIROZIN/L and 2 — p ~~ at 2?

DATE OF HSETING: 4& December 1958

. 2. The undersigned net with LIA OE and 2 at the LIROLIN, apartment

. on-& Decenber from 1213. to 1300 hours. ; The next neating will occur Oo

when one of the LIROSIN'S contacts RUIDEMANN via ‘telephone.

oo . 2, LIROBIN/2 reported that both of the LIROBINS attended a cocktail
party at the home of the Indian Embassy ES GG >), FRU PARASHAR,

at which they met the LOGINOV! | (P-11712). LOGINOV again refused to

. carry on: any of” the coriversation in Engl. sh even thougt English was the
comzon. language used by the guests. At ono point during the evening,

. Mrs. PARASHAR addressed LOGINOV in frent of all the guests and chided
him for not using his English remarking that"everyone here knows that
you speak English". “LOGINOV staréd at her icily, but did not comment

- in either Spanish or English. LOGIOV spoke briefly with L/1 inquiring
what L/l's éuties were with the newspaner and gave every indication that

“he .was unaware of L/1ts ‘column. Mrs. LOCINOV was quite cordial and —

that she had not to. which, Ers. Logrs OV countered by renariing that she
had seen L/2's friends - the SARATOVS (P+13125)- at. Acapulco. L/2° stated
that no eff ort was made to involve the LOGINOV! s. in polenics during. ‘the.

CG . evening and that LOGENOV did not appear to iaiow the majority of the

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_ 1, The undersigned net with LIROBEN Tig/h at his apartment on.
14 Rovembor from 1500 to 1630 hours. LIROBNIN ‘$72 was 111 in bed (f1u)
nnd was. unable to participate in this meetings The LIROBSIXS ‘S$ daughter,

“Lisa, was present . in the hose. during the neeting which prompted RSIDSMANN
“to inquire of Wi if the daughter was TROY avare of the type of re=

lationship which’ the LIROBBINS had with RSIDSMANN. l/l replied that
"they" had told thar daughter inasmuch as she had come to suspect such

a relationship over the past. year or so. RESIDE “ANN felt that it would ba

of little purpose,at this time, to admonish the LIROBEINS _and.-dropped the

_ Subject. REIDEMANN has found the LIXOBBIXS to de woefully lacking in

general security principles and has strived, in a tactful manner, to point.

out past shortcomings and possible security hazards, ~ especially with

regard to. “telephone conversations.
2s In response to REIDEM LANE! g question regarding attendance at tle

7 Novenber ‘reception, 1 aes thet they had both attended. L/1 con-
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vt ented thalt there appear réq, fever people this year than last.. As & matter

of fact, wi could identify only two ‘people in the entire. throng. that he.
had. previously knowns | They weres the Indian Enbassy Counsellor (2),

FLU PARASHAR and an aAnerican couple, Lulu Vargas-Vila @o LEE (wife),

vho is the. correspondent for La Union (Walparaiso); La Prensa (Buenos
Atres) 5, 51: fienvo (Bogota) and resides at Platon ¥45 - 2nd floor,

Tols 20710723, The LIROS_INS spoke briefly with both of the above

Well as SARATOV (P-13125),” SYCIEV (Px11113), LOGINOV (P-21712)

= 20480 (Peo 270). The conversation adhored to gonoralities such as

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appeared to be Mezieans “a larg o muaber of then clad in thoir every

cay clothes. thera was also a sprinkling of Mexican student~apnearing

types. ‘For the-record, L/L reported that his automobile 1s a 1965 |

blue, ty -door, Oldsmobile bearing Oklahoma licenso plates, 25-8546

(1968 plates).  -- ° .
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3. With reference to SARATOV's party on tho ovening of 13 November,
L/1 comiented that he and L/2 arrived at the party at approxinatoly a

- 2000 remaining until cae 0030, 14 Kovembere The LIROBBINS were: ‘the

last to leave although they departed only minutes after the rest of the.
guests. The guest list ineludeds The LIRODBBINS, Arnold*Bilgore. and ,

. wWte JoAnne, Roger ‘CUDESY (Radio. VIP) and wife, and the Saratovs.
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english was the common language spoken and L/l noted that both the
Saratovs handled the language with ease althcugh as the evening progressed

ar SARATOV'd Liquor consumption tnereased his fluency and articulation

became more labored. L/1 stated that SARATOV pushed liquor very hard
the entire evening starting out with two pre-dinner Grinks andthen -

' serving vodka in accompaniement to the borsch.. Wine was served with the

nain course, Chinese beef, prepared by Nataliya SARATOVA. Dessert was
accompanied with brandy and the evening progressed with long drinks after

"dinner, 1/1 stated that SARATOV drank with the group al though B/1 doubted
~ that SARATOV matched the men drink for drink. Mrs, SARATOVA appeared

at ease and seenied to enjoy the conversation. — L/1 assessed her as a

woman who complemented her husband and made a charming and. vivacious
‘apnesrance. L/1. seened ‘to be struck with SARATOV's apparent"sincority®
dn tas his enjoyment of the evening and his "candor" in the discussions,

For the rost part, the conversation edged. away from any controversial
subjects; seemingly all were content to dwell upon "Old Nexico™ of 20
years ago and the Joys of simple living in the city, During a disenss ion
of the style of night lifo in Koxico, SARATOV remarkod that he enjoyed

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2 vxber of then whon he was in tho States. SARATOV spoke nostalgically

of nis life in the States aduitting that ho missed many aspects of ‘his
lize there. “Wi remarked that the conversation was largely centered
around comacnts by the BILGORES and L/1 ond L/2 inasmuch as the CUDNEXS *
were very reserved and seldom expressed themselves to any degree. L/1

commented that to the best of his knowledge the CUDNEY' s ad SARATOV's

had first met and the dinner party held by the LIROB3INS, L/1 expressed

some surprise in that the: CUDNZY's- were | invited as they, are rather

shy and inexpressive. Toward the end of. the evening, W/L was able to

raise the question of the. Soitiet invasion. of the CSSR. _SARATOV staynchly ;
dorended the Soviet and Warsaw Pact occupation claiming that it was a

necessary move because of the increasing aggressiveness of the West

7 Germans and thet the avowed purpose of West German truculence was to put

pressure on both the CSSR and East Germany in hopes of reunifying Germanys

; SARALOV did not become emotional over his defense, but left little doubt

that he wholeheartedly approved of tho Soviet move into the CSSR. Neither
the BILGORE! s or the LIROBBINS pursued the issue al though L/1 commented

to SARATOV that ne was not convinced by SARATCV' s defense of Soviet actions. .
In short, L/l felt that the evening went eff smoothly and as the LIROBBINS.

L/1 as to whether they (SARATOV's) had entertained properly ami if all ~
had been satisfied with the SARATOV''s production. 1/1 found this: vaguely
out of keeping with SARATOV's personality and somevhat gauche. -L/1 noted
that the SARATOV apertment was modern and well-kept giving every evidence

of having been lived in. ‘he SARATOV's possess a large European make

‘combination phono-radio. Set which was tuned to ‘Light Fx riusic’ for back= of

ground. SAnnToVv stated that he ‘had inhorited this from his prodecessor.

SARATOV's ona child (age 9) was‘ in bed when tha guests arrived. Upon |

, Goparting, SARATOV dnquired of tho @ LIRGBLINS if they planned to attend tho

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forthcoming Acapulco film festival. L/l stated that he was not sure

if he would journey there and SARS OV stated that he and his wife planned

to (attend. .
%, LIROBSIN/1 stated that during a recent conversation which he 3

‘had with ne citizen representing AP in Mexico), JONES”
connented that he knew roth SARATOV and SYCHZV. JONZS remarked that
he had been to a party at SYCh TEV" s curing tha Olympics. rae ae Farthere
more, JONES related that he knew the KUCHEROV's (TASS) and that Nrs.
tulsiodex. KUCITEROV had beéon sent home before tha departure of KUCHEROVs -
JONES strongly implied that security reasons wore behind the. rather :
abrupt departure of Mrs. KUCHSROV. Wt did not press" the issue any
further. ; ,

Se LIROBBIN/1. also reported that tho Foreign. Press club. im in a
“chaotic ‘stato in that the president, Jose QUIROGA, has accused the club |

_ director, Kathorine MANJARNEZ, of onbezzling funds. The truth of the
matter, however, seems to be that QUIROGA is ‘engaged in either shady
dealing or is. guilty of sloppy administration of finances, At any Tate,

I/l commented that all members must pay cash for all services and that

the club's creditors are pushing fur cash payments of all services. The

- "scandal" seens to have shaken the Club and many members are staying

away until the financial situation, ds corrected.
6. The undersigned inquired of I/1 as to whether he iiew of any

ts citizens who might be_ Looting for an apartment. W/1 stated that 3%
he was currently unaware of anyone, desiring housing but that he would
Keep his ears Open and make a few discreat inquiries without Teveding —
“that he knows of any vacancies, | - oo. —_ -_

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MEMORANDUM FOR: DC/IC/SB

VIA '  : Chief of. Station
c/ic _ : “

. SUBJECT. ; : Consular Corps. Visit to Veracruz . _-

; 1. The undersigned visited Veracruz on 9 and 10 November : =
together with other members of the Consular Corps on an .
official visit to that city. ‘Althoush the Cubans were .
scheduled to attend and official diplomas proclaiming them 4 -
guests of the City of Veracruz were prepared, none of them ce
.) .. |. Showed up, including Lino SALAZAR Chia, who is stationed in : i
Pe Veracruz. The Czechs, East Germans, and Poles for a number
of reasons also failed to go on this trip. Thus, the only .
Communist representative was Valentin Sergéyevich LOGINOV, _™
with whom the undersigned had plenty of opportunity to talk.
‘It seems that LOGINOV,, at least for public: consumption, .
considers the undersigned "his friend." LOGINOV was accompa--

“nied by his wife,

: aa * 2. The following were. the main points of interest So
aaa : discussed. by LOGINOV: . : . t

; ne a. The Soviet appeared very anxious to get. toe . 4 ;
. the undersigneéd's Opinion on a subject to which he = y
kept going back time and again during. the visit:
the position ‘of the. Ri¢hard NM. NIXON aduinistration '
. "+ vis-a-vis ‘Communist China, Specifically, what .
« ~-="“s LOGINOV wanted to know was what the chances are ars
that the NIXON administration might attempt to bring 2
about a rapprochement between Communist China and post
the United States. LOGINOV approached this topic
from various directions, and the undersigned had
the distinct impression that he had received a
speciric query. on this. subject. ‘At one point,
LOGINOY stressed” the importance of Communist China ; is
to his country, “indicating. that his. government is. ; cs
becoming increasingly concerned with developments . og

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b. Connected with: the above was LOGINOV's
concern for peace in Victnam..- For the first time
that the undersigned can remeber, a Soviet stated

‘that the United States and his country had "a

common interest of utmost importance" in bringing
peace to Vietnam. That the Soviet interest may

be connected with their concern. about Communist
“China was indicated by LOGINOV when the latter
“indicated that peace should be obtained in Vietnar™

as a way to keep out the Chinese Communists, ;
This did not prevent LOGINOV from making the usual
noises in favor of the National Liberation Front
and the Vietcong, blasting away at South Vietnamese
militarism.

c. ‘while talking about the Middle East,

-LOGINOV said that the Soviet Union was in the

Mediterranean to stay and fully intended .to give
such support to the Arab nations in that area as

to someday "get rid of Israel." LOGINOV specifically
‘Stated, "The Jews havé it coming to them, and the
day of reckoning is coming." The undersigned was
curious to-know whether this was prompted on

. LOGINOV'sS part by.a.dislike of the. Israelis or an

anti-Semitic feeling. LOGINOV was quite blunt and

‘categorically stated that he for one "hated all

Jews," and ‘did not hide his profound anti-Semitism.
LOGINOV ‘added that Jews are parasites who have.

little nationalism other than that generated by the
Zionist cause. He implied that those Jews left in

‘the Soviet Union are foreigners who have done 1ittlé

to. help the Soviet cause. The undersigned pointed .
out that anti-Semitism has been a long Russian

tradition, dating. back to before the Revolution,

and déplored this’ obvious discrimination. | He added |
that this reminded him of the anti- -Semitism of the
party which not so. long ago made mass murder of
Jews a matter of national policy. . .

d. It took LOGINOV about one day to bring. up
the Sucesos para Todos article. The undersigned
jokingly asked him whether this was a Soviet or.
Cuban sponsored joke, Saying that rumor had it that

‘Sucesos was financed by both the Soviets nnd the

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' Of Succsos could not be put by any stretch of the
7 imagination into the category of "Communists." He.
then point-blank asked the undersigned whether he
: - ‘belonged to the organization mentioned in the —_ Loe
Ts “article. The undersigned laughingly answered that .
cos if ‘such trashy publications 4s: Sucesos were believed.
by anyone "of course he belonged to that organization."
ot : . : LOGINOV laughed and made a few more noises about how
to, a : . Sucesos obtained the undersigned's name. The latter
Pepe Yeplied that his name was probably selected. at
; : a ‘random from stolen pages of the Enbassy directory
or other such document. ‘He added that if LOGINOV -
had wanted his phone number he would have been glad
to have given it to him rather than see it appear
in Sucesos. .

yo e. The discussion the undersigned had with -

_ ; _  LOGINOV in Guadalajara about the KGB was apparently
4 _ "' net forgotten by the Soviet, for the latter pulled | +
. out of his purse a copy of the stamp commemorating . ;

A. some KGB anniversary that the undersigned had

4 ’ mentioned to him. The undersigned has no idea vf.-;
: . the reasons for this gésture. One of the topics

i . which sééms to embarrass LOGINOV the most is the H
i - humber of visas he signs at the Soviet Embassy. . i
i : _ Whenever LOGINOV gets a little too pointed in his © ;:
i tet provocations, the undersigned raises this subject, i
mS with LOGINOV invariably giving a little laugh and

no. answer. -
. cob, : f. LOGINOV indicated that he. was. ‘aware that L 7
oe ' the undersigned had met with Jiri SVESTKA at the tog.
time of the Soviet intervention in. Czechoslovakia .. : :

we . and asked for his opinion of SVESTKA, The undersigned
. a So "made no bones about the fact that he had a long lunch
' . Pan . with the Czech. He said he had found hin to be vauy

—_ oe ' dela izquierda," adding that unfortunately SV ESTKA /.
belonged to the very small minority of his country
which had -wolcomed Soviet intervention. The under= | .
‘signed predicted that the Soviets would have con= i 2
siderable trouble with Czechoslovakia and pointed .
out that this serious error had tarnished the cause :

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the Soviet interventien was very unpopular in Mexico,
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he abruptly interrupted the undersigned and asked, | +

“Where. is it popular?" —

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at approx mately 2930 ané departing about 2130. fre reception was math

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oorix organized and shaved were few people in attendance frok the Hexico
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journalists and ree hey guests wita the exception ra

novie star/cirestor, SANANDIZ (W221 Indo"). and wife. Duting the
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reception, LIROESIN/2 sav GARWOY (2=13125) who spovonehed & che ‘ETRGES

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SUBJECT: Telecon with LICOZ¥=5 on 12 September 1968

. 1. LiCozy-5 reported that Henryk SOBIESKI recently
called him and identified hinself ag the replacement for

Jan JAXOWIEC, He said that JAROWIEC wil
Ronth, as soon as tho Olympics are compl

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invited LicoZy=5 for lunch on 17 September: stating that he

had greetings from an old friend, I tol
to what SOBIESKI Says but to turn him do
is attenpted, . .

d LICOZY-5 to Listen
wn flat, ifa pitch

2. LICOZY=5 also reported that BAKULIN and his wife a.
left on.10 September with the daughters of KAZANTSEV, LOGTHOV

and DYAKONOY (confirmed by LICALLA’,

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21 August 1968
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SOURCE =; LICOZY=5". .

"On 21 Avgust 1968 Subject xeported that he has made

. reservations for the following air travel trom Mexico to

the USSR for 10 September 1968:

_ a. Valentin and Vera BAKULIN (P6059). Source
does not know if this is PCS or TDY, me

The daughter of Valentin LOGINOV (P#11712),

b,

She is 16 yeard old and is returning to the USSR after
spending the summer with her parents,

‘Francis J. COIGNE

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SUBJECT: Julio PLATAS Urbina, born 10 Cctober 1941 in Xmpalne,
Sonora . a ; : : .

i, It has cong to our attention that Julio PLATAS Urbina,

An agent of the Soviet KGB, 19 presently living ‘in Bacobampo,

Sonora, PLATAS hag been known to us since 1961, when he was -in
contact with Aleksander BROVKIN, a KGR officer who was then.”
and etill is attached to th Soviet Bnbassy in oxico City as .
a Third Secretary. In 1965, PLATAS was in contact with Valentin
LOGINOV, a KGB officer vho 18 a Third Secretary and Consul of

the Soviet Eabassy in Mexico,

2, The exact nature of PLATAS's KGB assignnents is unknown

7 to us, but he is believed to be a courier, carrying both money ~:~ a

and drugs in behalf of the KGB. His courier duties are also
believed to have brought him in contact with the Communist Party

of Mexico, :

3. PLATAS is believed to have traveled considerably through«
out Latin America, and is known to have been in Argentina and .
Great Britain in 1967, According to our information, he has just
received a few assignment, a courier mission which may begin as
early az 1 August 1968, ,

4. We would appreciate receiving the results of your inter~

. Yogation of PLATS particularly since he ia alleged to have. . oo
knovledge of Soviet attempts to recruit personnel of the U.8, .

Babassy in Mexico, -

V.P.RIZZUTO:wgp (26 July 1968)

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Brante de ja mesa directiva.

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pene aesereiienenacias ames SON
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presentacién de varios de los
artistas estrelies del Circo
Ruso, entre ellos al gran ma-
go Emi! Kio.

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big con platiilos Upiecs 4a.

la cocina Tusa. vinos inter
nacionalea y ¢@) imprezeindt
ble vodka.

_ Asistieron: ¢l licenctada
Luis Alba Cefudo y aefara,
Antonto Certaino y Ema
Sota de Certasiva, Francia
Rarrelet y sefiocs, David Wh
arty y¥ su gojusa Jane Jan
devowirs y ‘vu espasa Marts
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belo, Rafael Mirabal Fernin-
dez, Gustavo Diaz Vargas,
Liza Mabelberg, Guillermo
Galesio y muchas otras per-

yas

; \¢ ; 8 JuLy 1968,

I ran‘traces on the people mentioned in the”.
LITEM) report attached. - Unly identifiable
traces vere on Higinto GOMEZ Je.) . ‘These

are attached.

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: Meniscripts of “General” Merton SLOTS
| fweviously unkrova to Be but vhone enliens
thet he is employed dy the Weyerhouser
- stated thet he bad found the bag containing the mmscripts fa-;" -
“tho elevates of the office building in which he vorks, at
. they oacht Inalintely to be brought to the Bubassye

_ the aithar as Morton Slone, end one of these shoved his _
“e@irecs to ke "General" Horton Siono, c/o Iie. Je Edgar Hoovers |

The, Consul Gonsral

C/P20 =~ %. Frank Crigler

Just after $100 FM last Friday, Sr Mt nie Gboee drs,
vidcates

: Paper Company herts *., ©
Urett to the Protection ant Velfar Office a blue canvas . A) f,
ter containing two book-Longth mamséripts. See Gémz Us vs

Reforus Bo. 308, opposite the Enbacsy. Fo said that he was
ienessnt as to the identity of their author, a8 well as who
it micht have been who hed left thes in the elevate. He

head exentred thea briefly,’ be said, and thon decided that <1 os:

,

She eerdtboard cover sheets of both mamecrirts identified

Gitet of the F.B.I., Fae Ave. at Oth Streot, Howe, Washington,
D.C. Tha books were extitled "Swords along the Shore,” and 3:7
"xocoton = Folklore of the Incas." .A cursary exnnination of a
the former revealed a clunsy hnte thens, charging sinority .° ah eS _ ; :
grevzs in the United States with selling ait to the commnirts. ‘ Oca ;o
The. letter was. appareutly @ fouantie treatment in govel. fora iio. ane . | .
. a 1
i N a] re Saath. Laity i

of Pizarro's conquest of Porus
. : cy — tae Py cigs. : .
f (ped Woo

_ ‘AS yoa. are vere, “the momacripts vere delivered to you
on the sane day for storage and subsequent dispositions

C/raorrigler/rk

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David N. Wiesley, consul
general honorario de la em-
bajada de Islandia y su espo-
sa, Gene Galt de Wiealéey
ofrecieron una recepcién el
lunes Ultimo, en Ja residen-
cla del consulada. con moti-
Vode aniversario nimere 24

+ ‘de la independencia de ese
+ pats... Islandia se constituyé

en republica el afo de 1944,
dejando de ser posesién de

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pertenecido desde 1397,

_ Los. invitados ¢5a noche
fueron ef licenciado Eigit
NyYegaard, embajadcrdeNo-
ruega y seflora; Jans von

‘Haffner, embajados de Di-

namarca y sefiora; Tord Go-
ransson, embajador de Sue
cia, y sefiora; Joaquin Her-

nandez Armas, embajador
de Cuba, y seflora: Valentin
S. Loguinov y séfiera: Bok
Hyung Lee y sefiora, Marta
Fonseca Guardia dé Jimenez
‘Rafael Mirabal Fernindez y
sefiora, Thomas Te-Ken Kao
¥ sora. :
‘1: Con ei anfltrién, sefiar
David Wiesley, tercero a IA
f2quierda, Bok’ Hyung Lee,
L.P. Vourvoulias Jirl Svest-
ka y Antonio Certosims,
2: Minalini Sarabhai, Rabis-

Granath Parashar y Ninn"

_Nahadevma.3;...KappyoLee
y Zeii Rafelson. 4: Noland
B. Feison y Nils Oskar Dietz,
1* Ex este grupo Vélennn
Loguiaov, Betty Wiesley,
Yuri Charnish y Alexandra
. {de Loguinov. .

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“CONTACT REPORT = ==" -
“SURJECT: _ pesaper (—3777 -
DATE OF MrEtING: 3 June 1968-

Le ‘x met: Sub Jeet in his room at the Del Paseo from 1430 to o Ly

16s... The next: meeting wi be arranged ‘by telephone.

7 : [ he Nok hearing from LOGINOV after their telephone.

aa ‘conversatio ‘on 10. ‘My, Subject ‘called him on 30 or 31 Maye -
Subject told LOGINOV, he couldn't remember who was supposed to

call whom about setting a date ‘for the LOGINOVS! visit to .
Subject's home, and he just wanted to check to see that they

hadn't gotten their signal crossed, LOGINOV said that it wasn't,

that he was waiting for Subject to call, but simply that a free
date chadntt opened up yet. | ‘ LOGINOV said that it didn't look as
though he. “was going to be able ‘to get to “‘Subject''s hone for
. the next couple of weeks, but. that: he pé definitely wanted to
take Subject up on his’ invitation | ahd would call him just as
soon ‘as he definitely knew he. would have a free Saturday | or Sunday —

when he could comes . Loe .
; . 3 I instructed Sub Ject to “Jeave. the. initiative for the next.

contact to LOGINOY. . . :
, he. Pedro” DAMA,” DALMA ‘ts the general manager of "MEXAMA®
The firm deals in citric acid. To the best-of

in Cuernavaca.’
Subject?s knowledge, DALMA was ‘born in ‘Hungary and came to

fexico about 10 or 15 years ago. He is a member of thé

- “Industrial Club” in Cuernavaca, and Subject occasionally meets

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‘Secretary of Agriculture (under LOPEZ ‘Nateos) and currently ‘the

him there, Sudject said that DAIMA. hag tried to be friendly

_ With him for” several years and has many times inyited Sub ject and
his wife to his: home. Subject said he has never liked DALMA,
“however, and has always ‘found-a wav out of the invitations.
‘One reason he didn't like DALMA » Sib Jest paid, was that he ahays
seemed to have something good. ‘to. -say about Communist. “Hungary. a

"About ‘nine months a) aR0, DALMA tock a. trip to ‘Hungary, and whenever _

Subject has. seen him since. then, he has: made @ point of telling .
Subject how ‘good: conditions: are. an Huneary and how happy everyone |
is there, Subject said he ‘thought we ‘should therefore have the
felléw's name in our files. -

5 BESABER'S: PERSONAL LIFE. In late © Mareh, Sub ject told me

abort a woman’ he: had” ‘met on a business “trip to New York earlier

_ in the ‘months Her name: is Velia SANCHEZ Belmont, Mexican citizen,

‘age approximately 33. Subject happened to oft next to her on the,
flight to New York, struck up a conversation, and ultimately
“spent a few fights: with her in New York...

6 Subject’ told‘ me. that Velia vas once married to an .

American singer, but had been. divorced and subsequently become. Le .

+
* the mistress of Julian RODRIGUEZ ‘Adame, a former. Mexican -

President of the International Cotton Association. Subject said
that through RODRIGUEZ Adame, Velia had: gotten to know many of |

the top people: in the PRI. and had decone. particularly friendly with
the wife of Alfonso MARTINEZ Dominzuez, the new head. of the ;

PRI. Subject said that Velia had. become fairly wealthy as the

result of her influential contacts and now owned an apartment

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“in New York City, a house’ in Mexice City, and a second ‘house
in Acapulco, where she also had a sizable piece of undeveloped.
Subject. described Telia as both. extremely intelligent

und. e
. and a. tremendous sexual partner, and speculated that because of

Se teen tos

able to provide some interesting information on the Mexicna

political -seenes, Cee . ; : .
Ts Z. was in Aeaputes on 1 6 ait 9 7 kort. and at Subject! a.
L with. him and Vetta

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f a

gy res weaseesiosenno lowes

VALE a tanetnes aensenahetete ©,
oy a

invitation ape Pee: : iprd
on: the deach at the Pierre Marques Hotel. ; ‘Subject introduced me

: the. opportunity . to TAU with Velia at intervals throughout. the:
afternoon, As Subject told ey she is attr ive, well-built,
intelligent, polished; very sharp, and. evidently very shrewd.

. She also speaks very good Englishs She told me: she had just

; g  peturned two. days ano. froma shopping trip. to New York with the

*. wife of MARTINEZ Domingues. Shé. paid the -seflora is really just:
a country. woman and had asked her to go with her to lew York to
help her pick out. a new. wardrobe,. whieh she needed for her new.

“pole as the wife of the leader of ‘the PRI, We later drove to
Viliats house for a drink, and from its ‘size and location

. ‘(overlooking the bay between the. socalo. and the Caleta Hotel, At,

would, indeed appear she. ‘had. a eonsiderabile anount of moneys on

i] _ , ' had gotten out of hand, as she ws. extremely demanding and
possessive and wanted him to divorce his wife and marry her.

The problem, Subject said, was that he felt. just. strongly enourh

her excellent political contacts, she might from time to tine be

“. : {by phony nama) as a business contact from the States, and I had

&. On. 3 ‘Jurie, Sub ject told me. that his romance with Velia aL. .

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about her that he couldn't just dismiss. the idea. Moreover, his
wife had learned about Velia, an2 zlehough she YAS acevetoned to

Subjects “philandért ne, she. recogni F
different fron Subject''s other girl friends and: was 5 extremely. .

upset. ‘Subject. asked ny ‘pinion and advice, and for what it 7
was Worthy I ‘told hin z. thought te. was crazy to even | think of

- ek imed to “stall love. and who was tolerant to the ‘point that
Subject: was able to have both her and all the. routine extra~ -
_ curricular activity he wanted at the same time, I pointed out

that this certainly wouldn't be, the case with Vella, who would
‘probably poison him if he even looked at, ano ther: woman. After. _

batting this around for some time, Subject finally said he
"agreed with me and that if he couldn't simply keep Vella on ;
the’ string, he'd have no choice but to, drop hei. ; ‘This is
hardly to. sayy however, that this is. what Subject wilt do, and.

I suspect ve “iia will continue to. Aisrupt. Subject's personal life

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9. As° for: our pésatbie. use of Velia--and she does seen. to _

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fave. the eredentials to be ‘one of the great ‘fein le aples--there .

4g.
, Sy. : are elearly two: considerations which should be. -mentioried. First,
S i . any attempt. to use Subject. in her. exploitation: (at. least at this ;
a _ point) would further complicate: his Telations with her. and’ me
i presumably further disrupt his: personal ¥ ee Bécond, ‘based on: :
a oe what I know about her fron Subject and from personal contact, I

am afraid that it we dia’ succeed in recruiting her for whatever

ie atte te

aoe we fee Teg ee een women ott see wet te

purpose, we would ‘sooner or’ later find that we had a genuine

- Mexican tigra by the tail.

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DATE 3 ts ESTING: 3. Nay. 1968 ; \

coe i. corshe and. I net. with Subject ‘at the: airy Queen on

ce “Sal Antonio. from 1600 to 1635 Hours. ‘subject will cal if™
thing of. interest develop ‘during ¢ CorGKE's hone. leaves and:

IT wilt weet hin at the Dairy Queen: at. ‘the time specified over

“the phone. = -- ; a i | poi Te
2. Subject said he had a ood friend by the name of Donald
BREGGS who was planning to visit him in’ Mexico for about three

. weeks. dieg gaaning the first or second wesk ‘of. June. ‘BRIGGS; me

: according to Subject, ‘teaches Spanish at Florida State and
. |

“Speake sore ‘Russian, | subject said he. nent oned BRIGGSS upcoming
. visit and the fact BRIGGS knows some Russian to VIDIELLA

at class on 27 Kay. - “vivibiti. perked up’ Att is “aiid stignested” :
that he, Subject, BRIGGS : and his (IDTELLA* 5} good friend
: Valentin (LOGINGY}=-as “a group ‘of! usstan spedkersesall get ,
“torether for an evening « VIDIELIA: suggested that they ge to.
"his Prendh girl friend's apartment ‘and. have a blast Fenlete

with girls and booze. VIDIELIA then asked if: ‘Sub ject thought. ;

BRIGGS would: mind ig a Soviet Erba asy official came alongs
bject said he was sue: BRIGGS souldnte mind, and they agreed: a B:

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Vewaenun. Iv must bes said, howeve ast one other: - a,
vepvescutative oz the Veracruz coasuls Association (a Guate-
malan or Doninican) also traveled wi h. the group. Travel to
and trom Guadalajara was by train, giving ample Opportunity .
for a variety of conversations. The undersigned also found: :
hinsell seated on several occasions next t6 che Soviets and

the Cubans, with whom he also conversaéd while. visiting poiats

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possisle in his -Aealings wits the uncersigned, By the end.
cf the visit, as a matter or “aes, and in spite of several
rethes pointed ‘ciscussions, CTeakD appeared to. have become

tae undersienéd's =ood friené, walkins about with his arm ”
around *he wncers s shoulder & calling hiz by his first 1
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_ “5908 Catholics , even, hé. soid, anoag people fairly high up in
= he governient.. He, CLCARD,. was, a dedicated revolutionary,.
: however, iid not give any part of his doyaity to the regime. —
to any type of religion. CICARD went onto. emphasize thats.
the ciose CASTRO relations with the Vatican were a demonstra- | _ 7
tion of the dexocratic nature of Fidel's regime. . On several: . roa.
instances the undersigned joked -aboltt Raul CASTRO's recent om os
spe ch which brought about the nationalization of every last
al enterprise and further ration in Cuba of such things ©

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macs inery. as ossible to go on with its plan. of. industrial
expansion. han the undersigned manitoned shortages of meat,
Fruit, et cetera, CICARD readily a tted these were being
sold to puxy¢hase badly needed equipment, As far asthe sugar
. Crop was concerned, he also adnitted that the one of this : :
“Year vould. not much that of last year, but he would not agree
_ that it wo ke. not go over 5,000,000 tons.. He and his colleague,
Nowever, repeated time and again that they were convinced, as es
Pidel has prozised. them, that by 1970 Cuba would have.a _
. 10,600,000 ton harvest of sugar. As a natter of fact, the
woe gate. 1970 came ap in the conversation about other matters, ~~
chat date-were that froz which Cuba would iave no more
oblezs. Someone in the group mentionece to CICARD
had: been sumors in the press of rapprochement :
: Cuba asd. the United States.. CICARD said he. did not ©.
use, he said, relations between. the tio countries
eat "very bad." T ndersigued, jokingly. asked
t Cyrus RATON' s visit ar..the purpose of it. All
-CICAND we alal | syow t EATON Aad a meoting with Fidel
hotozrabhs| j SRO appeared in the local news- —- oa
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a Mexico City CICARD Srocched che copie of the.
. i S$ Who kad koon arrested by the Mexican. .
t. ey, Weta asonz to boars! the plane for Cuba and l
~ z.. ti ited States. he undersigned: kept a H

ovghour this). ana told hin he New nothing. ‘.
CICARD protested that news of the arrests and .
nm RAa reached the press. The undersigned told him’). ”
he kad seen nothing of th CICARD then went on -
lucidgont oa the Eabassy, which, he said, |
arrests and de; n. The undersigned \
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students. This was, in any case, a Mexican
it was not surprising that the people were arrested!
> &S the Mexicans hac arrested and ccported many
ks of all ‘nationalit ies. Buring e rather heated
vrevious night in whieh Yuriy 5. CHERNYSH and ~
XA were also present, CICARD boasted that Pacrto ‘
a soon find its freedom, The ‘undersigned really :
on him and blandly tola him that the United States ‘
seferendum in Puerto RASO, daring which it had’ .
ehooe ox independence, i but the Puerto Ricans—
maintain the status wh: they now enjoy with

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the work of the Cubans were probably one of the:
of stupidity that the regime had committed,

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2 i nf to this, remained silent curing this exchange.
Sarcastic laugh, said thazt Solivia and Peru

, but what about Colozbia, | Venezuela, and

: @ undersigned told hin that these so-called

“2 pevekuti moverents had badly suffered in the last few

months. The control thé Cubans clained to exercise over. these

i mov: tS was also doubtful, as sone of these noverents had
£ openly eriticized the Cubans. The prcvious day during a visit

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CICARD also bonstéd of the moval sity for che Cubans to
help free Latin Americans from the drudge of misery and ote
ooneession. When the tndereigned Johircly asked-wnether this
Mexteo, CICARD said that tue Cebhns had to watch, |
yin that countvy and wowld do nothing there. The

-undovsdgaed,: by way of conclusion, warned. him that, any effort

in Mexico was doomed, as the Cubans-Would get nowhere in’ that
country even if they tried. At anotnor point of the visit -.--
both CICARD and SALAZAR denied vehemently that.Cuba had a
surcvezted any opposition movement in Moxico-or that it had
pacxed guerrilla movements in Guerrero and elsewhere. Both

. CICARD and SALAZAR several times joked‘in the presence of
their Soviet friends that any Amevican aggression against Cuba —
would probably sean Russian rveprisais against the United States,

but that Cuba in any case was ready for any alternative.
While at the Hilton Hotel, where the group stayed in’ Guada-

.  Rajava, the undersigned, who ‘was looking out a window over=
_ looking the garden in the badk of the hotel where the pool is,

spotted CICARD, SALAZAR, and 'CUERNYSH late on the evening of.
18 May, just prioz to leaving for the railroad station,
engaged in an animated conversation. While CICARD looked
over his shoulder, SALAZAR scribbled something on the paper. .
which. ne handed CHERNYSH. The same day, about half an hour
before going to: the Station, Reynaldo CEPEDA Hernandez and
nis.wife arrived at the Hilton, where they were eventually

_ “Phe undersigned later asked GICARD.what,CEPEDA was doing there
since he was not part of the lgroup and since the Cubans. have
no consulate in Guadalajara. | With a broad smile CICARD said

he was on "vacation." At one point of thé visit, the bus
used by the group left without the undersigned, the Cubans, |

and the representative of Ecuader and his wife. It was agréed. —
‘to proceed to the banguet whilch was to be held at Chapala,

locate the bus in the city. {The bus was not located, and the

some 5° kilometers away, by ‘ihe be the taxi could not first
little group proceeded to Chapala, where to thé undersigned's

-anazenent CICARD paid for the} entire taxi trip and refused

money from the cthers. — {

3. -Uiro SALAZAR is undoubtedly -one of the nost uncouth,

vulgar, and all-around uneducated men the undersigned has

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: every met. <A light mulatto, SALAZAR speaks with such a heavy

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ROise tirade; whovhee Lt. Was: relovant to tae conversation
ane the nomoat. or not. he ‘tried to embarivass the wife of the
Souch -Xorean represen ative whe, was with the group by. asking.
Bor whether every Korean woman kad v wart over her Lip’ as.

she did. Fortuiately, the wife of the Koreaa representative
speaks very little Spanish and harely any rish, and the
undersigned just would not translate. He also. ia her presence,
Lranched into a tirade about South Korea, whica the unde orsigne
euc off by telling Ida. that he did not know what he was talking
abows and that North Korea was the bottom of the varrel as

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the Americans avoided him, but that this was all right with

him Since-he had no business with them. He boasted that he
was at the battle of the Bay of: Pigs, which, he said, wag one
of the most tremendous battles of modern. times. Since the ..
Russians were listening to this ¢he undersigned turned towards
them aud. askad how ny men had. died in Stalingrad. LOGINOV

nd a.halg. The undersi ignued then turned
to SALAZAR to say that if a thousand men had Seen hurt at the
Bay of Pies he would be very surpris sed. Both SALAZAR and
CICARD on- several occasions blasted Cubaa exiles in the United
States, saying. that they wore nen without honor and social
respcusibility who were afraid to work. The undersigned.
maintained that on the contrary) the. exiles, who arr ved without
a dime, had given a very good acco ving of themselves in the
work departinciit, as most of theh had s tarted new and successful
co .oreial enterprises in the ited States. SALAZAR and
CicanD said this might be so, but that in ary case they ‘had

no courage, as if they did not. agree With the CA TRO regime
they should be in Cuba fighting it. SALAZAR has the manners

of an arrogant dog whistles: at ithe table during Ginner, uses”
ovscene jangusge ia front of. ladies, and, as. painted out above,
never fails +o give out. with, 5tvong. “patria o muerte” music.
Daring the banquet at Chapala on 135 May SALAZAR, who had come
with an “expensive Camera as: did :CICA took aietures of each
id the group so- obviously. ut orsiznod walked
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3 : the vay of someone importnit in the city council as well as
a ‘ochexs. The general commanding the area, who is 9 source of . Oo
. . LYRSNO-1; has been looking for 2 chunce to have SALAZAR. a .
_ depowtec, Tais, Section will sec what it can do to oblige him: oF

4. ‘Trere was 20 doubt. fron LOS INOV's' statements to. the
undersigned that the Soviét had made at least some mental -
“. notes before he went on the trip clout subjects he should | : 8
raise with the undersigned. Vietnam, of course, was profusely a
discussed, but LOGINXNOV also wanted to know about the state of a
the ciection campaigns in the United States and about the ~ fe
March of the Poor on Washington. One afternoon that LOGINOV _
was with CUERNYSH, the undersigned told him that he could not
imagine how the Soviets could. favor the candidacy of Bobby ‘
_ . KE an aristocrat and millionnaire who had nover worked .
with iis hands and was liberally -spending the family fortune ue
to influence people's minds, when ° “wt HUMPHREY, for example, am
was far more to the left in the An an political spectrum

and obviously had the support of the labor unions. No matter :
What. the undersigned said, the Soviets found something good M.

to say dbout KENNEDY, who appears to be the candidate the

. ' Soviet Union would most like to see as the next President.

-. The two Soviets laughingly remarked that the undersigned's
apparent dislike for KENNEDY might. one day cost him his job. ~
The undersigned said that fortu aatery the American Government
was not at. the mercy of the prevailing winds as were the it 1
governments of “6ther countries."" The manner in which. LOGINOV . : Le

7 .went about collecting iis ‘Enformation" was interesting and
auusing. For example, on’ the way to Guadalajara, waen the .
undersigied and LOGINOV were alone in the corridor of their
eGach, LOGINOV mentioned” the armistice negotiations in Vietnam.
The undersigned, as he has doe many tines in the past,
emphasized that this opportunity to find an adequate peace should
not be. thrown away, as a packdown in negotiations might increase

the tempo of the war.to the point where 2 much larger conflict. | «

could vesulit. LOGINOV agr reed that no one, including’ his‘

country, wanted such a2 conflict and indeed a maxinun effort

‘sneuld be made to find peice in Viethan.' The undersigned |
veiterated that much depended on the Soviets, as the latter
obvisualy had sone influence over the Jorth Vietnamese Govern-:
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and i tne coaversation for a good <wo or thre
nl nutes. Rather than renew tho argument he could see LOGINOV -
wantegs te dovelep, the undévsigued started to talk about the
cattle in the fields, Moxican agviculture, et cetera. _ EOGINOV
listened to this for one or two minutes and thea reminded: |
the Judexsigued he had ssid something about conditions for
the armistice. The wader sagned said that the primary condition.
for peace was for North Vietnam to pull Gut all of its troops
from South Vietnam. Before he could mention the second
ganditio scone again interPupted the convorsation, handed. a
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talked about something else, but. again LOGINUV, after one or
two minutes, doggedly went back to the otiginal discussion ©
and. wanted toa know what the second condition was. The under--
Signed then told him that. this condition. was that really free
Glecticns be held in South Vietnam, About half an hour: later,
“LOGINGV opened up on the March of the Poor, whereupon the —

undersigned referred him to a recent article in the U,S. News

and Worle Revort listing the salaries of various workers. in

"the United States, aie shown for example, ate listed as

making $7.50 an hour. In short, the undersigned pointed out,
to bo really poor in the Unit ed. St ates takes a lot of doing, .
ov vathest, s iack of doing, -EHe said he wished the United

States ceuld do-as the Soviets do and send people without a

-Gasire to work om thea will to assume responsibility to re-

education carps: in Siberia and elsewhere, LOGINOV confirmed,
iy t, that that was what the Soviet government was doing.
“LOGINSV also touched upon the seatch for the assassin of
Martin Luther KING, whereupon the undersigned tdld hia that

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the United States lacked the reginontation of. the Soviet Union

and the heavy state controls aver the popu lation so that #t:
was difficwl: at times to find a man in that nation of more
than 200,609,600 pedple. in one of two days.’ He also told
“LOGINOV that it remained to be seen who put the assassin up .
to his act. Thé undersigned, of course, mentioned that the
assassination was an abominable deed, as KING was probably -
the most vessouable of tke Black leaders. .He said that had
the white extremists, as LOGINCY called them, >cen pening the

assasSination, it is probable ‘that. Stokeley CARMICHAEL

Rap BRGWN Would have been Shot. ‘Dari ing the ride on the Opus: ok

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had. mot, LOGINOV then said that he-was a bachelors Tne .

undersigned said that if he was it was py sobubly ’ because” in
his 40 years as héad of the PRI he. had had an awfully lot to
€o, The undersigned then pointed cut that the FRI was-a

Lnovoughiy respected organization in the United. States ‘which...
‘haa the support ot the people. LOGINOY thon switched to the .

dersigned told ‘him that. urlike the FBI, on

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which quite a bit was known to the American: people, very little

Piltered out about the CIA. LOGINGVY made ono moré crack about

“the periodic changes at the hela of the CIA and dropped the

subject. A somewhat similar conversation occurred a little
Later between the undersigned, LOGINOV, and CHERNYSIL when
unexpectedly LOGINOY mentioned sonethinry about the KGB and
its dedication to the protcction of the’ Soviet people -and the

_ Constitution. The undersigned: asked LOGINOV for a sample of

camp commenoratiny the 50th anniversary of the KG3.

ther CHERNYSH nox LOGINOV seemed to know that such a stamp.
existed but launched into praise of the service which assured
the pHotection of the Soviet people with such a light hand.
Tre undersigned returned that the KGb was an organization
with a terrible reputation overseas, where, contrary to what
the Soviets had just told him, they avpeared to maintain
trumerous stations.” LOGINOV shen pointed out that the United
States police did not have a light hand and, as he put it,

eracked heads any time they had a chance. The undersigned

said that, on the contrary, when a firm Hand had to be used,,

the police nad a very bad time of it during everyday life, as
veecnt decisions of the Supreme Court made law enforcement a
very” difficult business because of the emphasis given by; the

Court to the respect and protection of Iniman rights, Sur-

\ peasingly enough, meither the Seviets, nor the Czechs, nor

tho Cubans had much to say about recent race riots in: the‘

tio 1. States othex than to confirm for themselves that quite ~ “—

wi damare had been done. The undersigned had the |
unity to talk to LOGINGY alone about the recent! speech

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and restrictions imposed on the Cuban people. LOGINOV, “who,

z bly, made ‘no bones abou: thé fact that his country.

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thosa who have been purizying Comnunism for 50 years: and

more. The undersisned joked about the fact that the Soviet
Vaion would have to give the Cubans petroleum free if the
sugar crop this. year Was as bad as- it appeared to be. LOGINOV

had a. good | chuckle over this but did. Rot: comment.

5. The undersigned; who has alueady. had. the feeling that

Jixt SVELIRA | apes the Soviets, copiés theiy line, and mimics
theiy comportment, had confirmation of all this during the
trip. SVOSTKA was one of the first to-raise the topic of

_Vietnan and pour oil over the fire. During dinner in the
‘@ining car on-.the Way to’ Guadalajara, where he sat with. the.

undersigned and the two Soviets, the topic of the Red army
came uy. The undersigned, who had previously told the Russians
that he served gor a brief time with that army, said that he
had great admiration for the military feats of the Russians.
‘his led-SVESTKA to say that the Red army was never beaten.

the ‘undersigned then gave SVESTKA a short refresher course

in what had happened in Warsaty in 1920 or 1521, when a Franco- -

Prussian army led by Gen. Maxime WEYGAND and Gen. Jozef
ILSUDSKI beat an invading Soviet army, which had, among

-other things, Joseph STALIN as. its commissar. SVESTKA, tried

to dispute the fact that this took place, whereupon the under-

sisned offered to. buy him a histury book. That seemed to

pre ent SVESTKA. from making any other expeditions into history

during the remaincer of the trip. ost of the discussions

with the Czech, Soviets, and Cubans were on extrenely friendly”
erns, in Spite of their -_pointédness «t times. During ‘the

night of 13 May, during the train trij back to Mexico City,

a particularly. heated discussion took place :in a compartment

s2ere CHERNYSH;.. SVESTKA, and CICARD were present, This.

discussion: will be reviewed in.the next paragraph. Suffice.

-it t6 say. that at one point. SVESTKA intervened in the defense
of CTERNYSH to say something about how indebted Czechoslovakia

vas to the Soviets, The undersigned then told hin that if it.
had not been the decision of President Franklin. D. ROOSEVELT,

o at the urging, apparently, of STALIN, to. stop the advance of
“the united. States arvny into Czechostova! sia to :allow the

‘Russians. to liberate Prague, the armistice would not. have,

found Soviet ty rYOOps occupying Czechoslovakia, and "things

‘nignt have been completely adifgerent for the €zech nation.”

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- the Soviet armies not occupied the country by the end of the

‘| War. SVESTKA said that there was. nO Goubt about this, that
the coming of the Conminist regime in Czechoslovakia had. : .
beén inevitable because. of the historical and social backgrezad  -
of --he CZechs.- The undersighed expressed horror at a statenent
ike this, which did not take. into consideration the fact ‘ ;
that. such anti-Communists as Jan MASARYK and Edvard BENES : Sos
were the fathers of the Czech state. SVESTKA then went oa to a
sayethat indeed neither MASARYK nor BENES had beea Comaunist, . :
| but that neither had any deep knowledge of the inborn desires
' cf the Czech people. The uncéersigned told ‘him that this .
Was enough to make both MASARYK and BENES turn over in their
gvaves, lie pointed out that there had been a violent exchange, .
according to the Mexican press, between the Czech and Soviet . ty
‘papers over MASARYK, with the Russians saying that MASARYK. :
had participated in an attempt to Kill Nikolai LENIN, .CHERNYSE
snid that this was-a pack of lies, that he had reviewed the :
Soviet press for that period and found nothing about MASARYK. ST
1 This was quickly sndorsed by. SVES? SkA, When the undersigned :
onee more stated his belief that people who had known better
would take the first opportunity to overthrow Communism, both
CHERNYSH and SVESTKA started speaking at the same time. .The |
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i . _., were thirsty for personal freedcius and direct control over

4 ineir destiny. When CHERNYSH said he doubted this, the vnder-
signed reminded him that it was Russian tanks that had crushed

the students and workers' revolt in Hungary in 1956. He also

pointed to the recent quiet but radical revolution which had

: taken place in ézechoslovakia, saying that, for example, che
: day after the right to strike’ had been re-established practi~,
i _ ally all workers-struck to protest 20 years of mismanagement,

i : poor housing, ard lack of freedom. From that point on SVESTKX
i ' renatihed sii Ant, apparently having been shaken up., The °
i undersigned allowed himself tO think that in several years.

: at least the C#echs; like thé|Rumanians before them, would be |

j governing themseives without having first to chéck with Moscow.
This discussion ended about 1:30 in the morning... At 9:00 the
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“VESTKA looked oighty unhappy about something. It was

»3 to thé undersigned that, 2s mentioned above, the — .
: ous uignt's discus$ion anc really shaken un the Czech, . - .---
woo was worrying about how things would ‘turn out in Czecho-" ;
siovakia and about his future. SVESTKA, aS.a matter of fact,.
sentioned to the undersigied when he saw him a few minutes
tater that he had felt-that part of the previous night's . .
aiscussion had been conducted in what he phrased as a rather : ”
cool atmosphere. This feeling was obviously not ‘shared by : te
CHEANYSH, despite the heat of the discussion, who warmly

grected the undersigned the next morning, and unless the

signed: is very much misthken, appeared to have a sort of

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to enjoy a good ciseissien, srobably because he : - .

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finds this a gocd oppertunity: to pass on typical Communist , on j
Vaews. Ecfouwte the discussioa 2 ght of 18 May mentioned :

above, during which CHERNYSH was one of the main participants,

the Uxvainian and the undersijmed aad previously discussec oo
suck things as. Western-style elections and the right to strike. .
On boch topics CHERNYSH ebviously was not on the Same wave

length as the undersigned, EH? appeared to'’believe his state- — a fo
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‘ments to, the effect that a strike was unnécessary in a society “ ne

cecicuted to the woll-being of the workers. It would only  - Ss
eripple an csonomy struggling)hard to meet’ local demands. On
the subject of elections CHERAYSH was even further away from
the Western view. He pointed] out that some Americans, and.
perhaps the undersigned, did not aave any particular liking

nade the element of choice a yery marginal benefit, if benefit
ic was, The picking of 2 president and a political leader
inside the government where these men could be thoroughly
tested anc screened was a much better prospect. The under

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old cliche, "variety is the suice of life," and that choice fe ‘y |
38 a porn sight. The undersignéd said that he would never be an i :
able to live in a place where:he could ' pick his close , s ae
triencs, his family companions, or the neople scheduled to : wo wi i
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: the night of 18 May. Ke then hada better chance to compare
; the anofican Constitutions: with the Soviet one, undérscoring o
th elements OF Centralisa and curss'on personal choice, - wis ‘

eo) sion of thé roie oy the Russians. ia World War II
. pernitted his- questioa. of whether the Russians had fought
-theiy coun ntEy or fox ‘treir-regine. The undersigned | told
CIERNYSH: that nis coutdct with Soviet soldiers during the War

had 1. "tno doubt in his ning thatthe latter nad fought ‘for .

their country, and families’ first, and much later to back up . 3

_ thei: regime, Both SVESTXA and CHERNYSH naturally argued with . 2

this view, particularly SVESTNA, who at tii.:s can be more pro- ‘ :

Soviet than the Soviets. As pointed out above, CHERNYSH seens a

_ to like the undersigned's -company, and the farewell between v
7... him and the undersigned at the station in Mexico City appeared | .
; to be parti¢ularly Warn watts: .of course, is not viewed by “
the Ceoans or SVESTXA wit Q yar ticularly good eye. _ .

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1. The celebration of the Czech national day on 9 May .
was held at the residénce of the Czech Ambassador, Karel HANUS,
7 in Polanco, where the undersigned estimated that the crowd.
numbered at least 150 people. The only other Americans
present were Mr..Wallace W, STUART, head of the Political .
Section, and itr. David N. WIESLEY, Honorary Consul of Iceland. . _— ;
‘The undersigned was a little bit surprised to see Rodolphe : . a i
BABOUN, the. new Haitian Acting Ambassador, in attendance with — : . _
a colored Haitian. BABOUN, as a matter of fact, spoke briefly

, 17-May 1968
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{ _.. @ The undersigned had several little: discussions with
obo Jiri. SVESTKA, Czech Consul and known intelligence officer. Dee .
}. " . When he caSually reminded SVESTKA that Czechoslovakia was an : an
a industrial power before World War I and that Czech products wo

an flooded Western Europe, SVESTKA, sharply commented that his
(i). ” gountry was stilt an industrial power. When the undersigned.
: . mentioned that MASARYK Was very popular in the United States,
“ SVESTKA counteed that that waS no doubt because he had lived a
as an exile in the United States. . SVESTKA cut short a remark - -
- by the undersigned about the effort currently being made to Sy as
throw light on MASARYK's death by saying, "There is no doubt ; ;
that he committed siitcide." SVESTKA showed himself on this - we
oes occasion a rival of LOGINOV as far as provocations are. D0
-* 3: eoacerned,. After the undersigned answered comments on. the :
_ - Negro problem and forthcoming urban terrorism and guerrilla
warfare in-the United States, SVESTKA mentioned the "overt
_ letter" to ‘the Américan Ambassador which appeared in various
‘+ local newspapers. He hinted that the incident “described” ne

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in tho opon letter was. not only a blunder on the part of
Ambassador FREEMAN, but also indicative of the superiority

“complex of ‘the United States. At one point, when Valentin
_LOGINOV had joined in the discussion, the undersigned retorted
“that the min who had written the article was a fourth-class

writer without a dimé-who somehow had found the, thousands. of...

pesos:.nocexsary to place his editorial. - When the czech and.

the’ Russian. laughed, .the undersigned continued that if the.
Mexican ‘Communist:

of socialist countries, it was fine with the Americans, as

‘this is Just ‘about all it could hope to achieve. SVESTKA

and LOGINOV naturally denied ‘that their countries had anything
to do with tho Mexican Communist Party, not to speak of the

Overt letter on the AmbasSador. The undersigned, tongue in
. cheek, thon pointed out that he was glad to tell them for

their information that a Communist Party did exist in Mexico.
Perhaps the most interesting reaction of SVESTKA came towards
the end of tho:party. just beforé the undersigned left. | .
During a discusston which included SVESTKA, LOGINOV, one of

" the Soviet military attaches (a tall. colonel with white hair),

another Russian, and Q-youngish, short, and chubby member of

the Mexican Foreign Ministry the undersigned expressed a

thought that the two system§ of government, the capitalist and -
the soviet, were gradually inching closer together. When
SVESTKA allowed himself to -doubt it with a nasty little laugh
the undersigned naturally could not resist telling him to —
have a look at what was. going on in his country. The reaction
Of SVESTKA Was both immediate and noticeable. He sort of
straightened out, jerked his head back, opened his mouth,
dropped the ashes of his. cigar on the floor, and obviously

|, bit his tongue.as he said nothing. From the above-and from.

the. fact that SVESTXA. plans to drive to the next Consular
Association meeting in Guadalajara with his Soviet colleagues,
the undersigned feels that SVESTKA is not only a lackey of the
Cx-NOVOTNY regime, but very probably in the employ of the
Soviet KGB, He Seems to be inseparable from LOGINOV ‘and has

lately. mouthed the -same provocations in the same techhiques,

showing himself more and more aggressive, a thing which he
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3. Among other nasty. little remarks ‘made by LOGINOV, .-
including references to the. open letter against the Ainbassador, -
_the war int ietnam, the Negro problem, the difficult finaneial
: ~position of the dollar, et cetera, was a Yeference to this .
- . Station,. ‘LOGINOV. at one point asked tlie undersigned where | ory
‘he worked ‘(not the. first tine he has asked this). ~ The under wo
i ‘gigned told him ‘that he Worked in the: Consular General's . 4
a ' office: . LOGINOV then safd, ‘What about the ££fth. floor?" Te
: , . The undersigned told him that the ‘fifth floor comprised both : a
. 4 ‘the: Ambassador's: ‘Office ahd the Political Section. LOGINOV.. :
: ! went on to say something like,. "ET know about ‘the Ambassador,
. but what about the other offices, those occupied. by WOFIRM?"
_ The undersigned let that one go by as LOGINOV had obviously
found it very funny. He proceeded to pay back the Soviets. a
1itt?e later by counting on his fingers the number of visas
issued at the Soviet Embassy each year, the number of cultural
exchanges handled by the Embassy. staff,--and: "all tho work :
done for trade promotion with Mexico." ~The undersigned felt —
tha ‘the Soviets probably issued some five visas.a month, if
thac many, had about ten cultural exchanges a year, and had
practically no trade with the Mexicans. What, then, he asked,
were the 40 odd "diplomats" in the Soviet Enbassy doing in
Mexico? LOGINOV laughed, but he laughed green and promptly —
broke off. this conversation.

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length with Ambassador HANUS, who was ‘very busy iat the
reception, The Ambassador, how.ver, greeted him warmly and
gave him a prolonged bear hug as he left. The undersigned .

“had no talk with the Cubans except a few words which he .
exchanged | with 1 Sergio MARTINEZ, whom he. had riot. net before. an

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DATE OF. KEETING: weMay 1968 ‘

1. T met Subject in his room in the Del. Paseo Hotel from |

. 1415-1630. The. next meeting will be arranzed by telephone. |
2 LoGINOY. Subject reported that LOGINOY called him at- |
"his 5 factory in Cuernavaca on Friday, 3 May. LOGINOV said he _ |
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had some visitors who would like to buy a few things to take.
back with them to Russia and asked 4f it would be convenient if

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: he brought them down to Subjéet!s. factory on Saturday afternoon, i

: 4 May. Subject said fine and invited LOGTNOY and the visitors to - a!
a come back to his house for a few drinks after they finished a
i shopping. ‘LOSINOV gratefully accepted and said they iwould be hi
7 there at 1330. (Per LIENVOY-sate attached transeript--LOGINOY =

called BEWEEP on z “Nay to ask for Subject's telephone number.) :
«3B LOGINOV arrived (in 19 DA, a dark blue Chevy) at the &

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factory at 1345 ‘with three other: persons:

——- (a) A dig, fat, plain, peasant+logking wonan by the
name of "IGOROVA," "IGANOVA,® or something sintlar. LOGINOV
introduced her as a commercial representative, but did not

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réneabér. She looked to be 33-35 years old and wore glasses.
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to .be about 12 years old. . ; 4 :
be LUGINOV and his three companions shopped for about an
_ hour while Sub ject worked in his office, and. in the end bought
450-500 pesos worth of merchandise (at wholesale prices, of
course) . Sub ject. and the four Russians then left together,
got into their respective cars, and drove to. Subjects: home with
Sub Je ct. leading the Maye | ‘When they wore. driving into Subject's
driveway, Subject, ‘tn View of his wife “and two children and the
four Russians, acctdentally ran over and broke the back of one
of the BESABERS' beloved dachshunds. Chaos reigned for the
next’ ten ‘minutes as Subject went into the house, got. his pistol, .
and returned and shot the dog while the children. screamed, Mra.
BESABER tried to suppress her own tears and shoo away the endldren
at the same time, and. the four Russians sat aghast in their car
and: watched, _ Loatnov acted extremely sorry and did his best to
Console Mrs. BESABER and Subject. Mrs. BESABER recovered quickly,
: however, and soon had all the adults seated in the living room. |
, Subject served the first round of drinks, and within a half hour

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afi ; everyone’ was at least reasonably relaxed again.

af _ $+ LOGINOV was the only one who did not. take an “aleohoite
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{. drink, He wore dark sunglasses all afternoon and explai ned that: :
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he had to stay. away from liquor because he was taking antibiotics
. for an eve infection, Despite this ailment and inability to
take a drink, -LOGINOV was nevertheless more sociable and friendly.

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than Sub Jeet had ever seen him, He aleo struck Subject ap being


more relaxed than in the past. He brourht the BESABERS. two | ta

i bottles of vodka and two cans of caviar, asked why Subject t

i hadn't called or: visited him at the Embassy, addressed _ Subject oe ee
on only | as rtut (where he had formerly mixed "tus" ‘and “usteds” - —

with Subject). enthustastically toured the BESABERS' new house, -- |
and patiently translated for. the two Russian women, neither of - ,

whon - spoke Spanish or English. The conversation was generally :

dull, however, and: ‘nothing. even. mildly controversial was oe

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discussed. The’ Russians finally Left about 1700.6.

6. In the course of the conversation, Mrs. BFSABER asked
LOGINOY when they were ever going to get together to play tennis.

cyst nanecnent'evegne nn aorns pi dine arse ieee oe

; (Norse BESABER had of course previously invited LOGINOV to play

tennis wth her sometime at the home of a. retired American _

gentleman in Cuernavaca (Lees, Col. Lawrence HIGGINS) ‘who: was a 4

red f tae,

good friend and who had an exceptionally good court.) LOGINOV.

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replied that he still wanted very much to play, but that it ‘was

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always & question of time for him. "why didn't LOGINOV come down

to Cuernavaca next saturday morning (11 Mey)?" Subject interjected.’

He (Locniov) and Mrs. BESABER could play tennis in the morning vaile- .

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at hone; ‘relaxing. LOGINOV replied that that sounded great, but

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asked what. ‘he: was’ going. to do with his wife and child. Mrs. .

 BESABER | ‘angwnred that. of course they expected him to bring Mrs.
; LOGTHOV and- the child with him. LOGINOV said that vould be

very nies and he'd like to ‘accept the Anvitation right at that

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moment, ‘but he ras afraid that chis schedule was such that he
_ wag goinr to have to hold off on a definite answer until later
in the week. OK, aaid Subject, mw td you call ne, or ahsli T

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call you?" Well, replied LOGINOY, why didn't they leave it that
if he didn't hear from Subject, he would call Subject, and

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vice” versa. Subject agreed. . .

7. Subject said he waited until Friday morning, 10 May,
to hear from LOGINOV, and when LOGINOV didn't call, he ‘called
“LOGINOY (confirmed by LIENVOY). LOGINOY 's: according to ‘Subject,

said -he was afraid he was not going to te able to make it, after 7
- all, because the Mayor of Moscow was visiting Mexico. and he would|
be tied up with the Mayor on Saturday. Subject said he suggested |

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that perhaps they could make it for the following Saturday, then, i

_ LOGINOV replied. that he thought he might be able to make it then,
but, again, he couldnit say for sure just then. . "But anyway,” .

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- LOGINOV added, "we tre going to be seeing each other more often

because we've (i.e., the Soviet Embassy) taken a house on Calle
Umbolt (in Cuernavaca) for the summer, and Itt be coming down

to Cuernavaca every weekend. . Subject expresséd pleasure at
this and said that he'd expect to: hear from LOGI NOV sometime
- : soon then, LOGINOV assured Subject he would.

"0 @ BEMEEP, BEWEEP called Subject. in Cuernavaca about “4400.
on 10 Nay. He said he wanted to tell Subject that a Polish musica}
group was about ‘to open at Bellas Artes and. would be Playing sone.
of Subject's grandfather's music. (Subject's paternal grandfather +

“wasa a ‘pupil of Franz Liszt and, according to Subject, is ecenerally
regarded in ‘Poland as the second greatest Polish composer next 7
to Chopin.) BEXERP asked if Subject wis'goirg to be in Mexteo , bo
City the following week and if he'd have time to accompany |
BESFEP to Dellas Artea for a perforaance, Subject sald that
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could come. | (Neither Subject nor BEWEEP said anything about the.
mvacation trip" they discussed on 10 April.)

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD.
SUBJECT: (tou) LAMBERT, British | Subject

1, At 0945 hours 2 April 1968, Subject called for Valentin

_Sergeyevich LOGINOV and left a message that. he was the person

who was going to give LOGINOV English lessons, He also left
his telephone number; 11-02-88, (This is listed in the reverse
directory for Maya Internacional SA de CV; it does not appear
_however in the current telephone directory, )

2. At 1208 hours on 2 April, Sra, Cora (Inu) tells LOGINOV

' chat the teacher she -reconmends for him ig 21 years of age,

studying for his doctorate in literature in Mexico, and prior to

‘ returning to England is willing to give. lessons; he is presently

giving classes for other PhD's, “

3. At 1320 hours, LAMBERT telis LOG INOV that Sra, Cora
‘told him to get in touch. with LOGINOV. régarding English lessons.
LAMBERT would like to talk about it, LOGINOY agrees; but says
he is very busy right now and will call LAMBERT. at the end of the
week to make arrangements, — 4.

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"DATE OF MEETING : 30 April 1968: 00 .

1. Subject called me on 29 April and wo agreed to meet at
The meeting lasted from 14;30 to
15:40, I advanced Subject 500 MN for his Russian lessons.

Next meeting is at the Bocana at 13:45 on 17 May.

_ 2. Subject reported that he had gone by the TICMR to: —
inquire about Russian lessons but was totally unimpressed, He
d talked to the Diractor of Courses whose name

be didn’t get. ‘He will write up the details for the next meeting.

3. He then contacted VIDIELLA at tho latter's Inatitute

‘and invited him out to discuss Russian lessons. Sincé it’ wasn't

a personal matter VIDISLLA suggested that they bring along.a

couple of the students, Odile MORISSET, a French teacher also

cane along. They went to Sanborn's cocktail lounge, While

talking Sra. MORISSET (she is divorced) invited Subject to her home
for a party and said he-could spend the night with her it he
came. She gave her address as, Paris 7, Apt. 5.
her as ca, 40 years old, tater VIDIBLLA told Subject that.
MORIESET will sleep with anybody and that. he usually shacks up

., with her on Fridays.

4. Bubject told VIDIELLA that he had gone to the TICMR but

it looked poor, VIDIELLA agreed, saying the teachers are no

good. He did not say that he ts or was connected with the TICMR.
Subject take private lessons from hin.
need accreditation which he could

VIDIELLA said Subject could study
Institute which would give

He said the Director would

VIDISLLA will give Subject .

Subject protested that he would
use for further formal study.
with him and then také exams at the
him a certificate for that level.
be glad to do this, So they agreed... ;
private classes at Subject's afternoon school twice a week from
19:00 to 20;00 on Mondays and Wednesdays. Price will be 50 MN
per lesson, Subject paid him 400 MN in advance. The first
lesson was on 29 April. Since’l May ia a holiday Subject will
go to VIDIELLA's apt, He gave his address as Romero de Terroros
4153 apt. 1 (we had #922, apt. 1) and telephone 43-80-16,

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Soviet Friend, Valentino,. the consul (this is obviously LOGINOY).
The two students and MORISSET all seomed. to know LOGINOV personally.
One of the students asked VIDIELLA if hé had been invited to the
Soviet 1 May celebration, He said that he hadn't, He then asked
Subject, -if he kuew any Soviets, Subject answered. aa casually

, 0 es hé*-could that he had known one ‘casually with whom he used to | ao oy

\ go. fishing and: ‘changed the subject. Bubject didn't feel that.

: VEDIELLA was fi6hing for taformation but. I an. not. 0 sure.

~ 6 fF ‘priefed Bubject ‘on what. to look for in his lessons
with VIDIELLA, to take short notes, and to have a written report
for our néxt meeting,

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SUBJECT: Soviet Cultivation of British Subjecta

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le ‘tt has cone to our attention that the Soviets, specif-
ically KGS officers, have been looking around for English language.
instructors, One KGB officer, Valentin Sergeyevich. LOGINOY, is
‘notorious for using this tactic to assess contacts who may be of
use to hia, ;

_. 2. Among the persons in whom LOGINOV is reported to have |
shown interest are two British subjects; :

~ a,’ A young student, (fnu) LAMRERT, who is studying for

a doctorate in litérature in Mexico and who prior
to returning to Britain is giving English lessons, |

b. Walter James PLUMS, Director of the Anglo-Mexican |
Institute... ; . ;
3. It its suggested that you might wish to contact these ._

“individuals to determine if the Soviets are indeod cultivating
them.. I would appreciate receiving the results of such interviews.

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‘2, On the occasion of the vioit of the local Consular
Association to the "Home Fair” on 28 March the undersigned con=
versed on and off with Jiri SVESTKA (P-7111), Second Secretary 1
of the Czechoslovak Embassy and known member of the Czech Intele :
ligence Service, Tho undersigned asked SVESTKA what was going : :
on in his country, The Czech launched into, an explanation which
sounded like a recitation, The essence of hia comments was that
when leaders have lost touch with the people, they should be rae oy
Placed, Tho recent changes in Czechoslovakia would ensure more '
. democracy for the people and would more closely represent their . .
‘ | Views and take care of their needs, Fifteen yeara in power, he J
; .' Baid, is a long time for a leader, The undersigned Pointed out :
y that the recent changes in Czechoslovakia might not pleare ;
3 -“averybody", SVESTKA agreed that this was bound to happen, but '
; that his country had the right to do what it wanted without i
worrying too much ‘about the opinion of some of its neighbors, :
The undersigned then went one step further and pointed out that . — :
ULBRICH from East Germany for ode seemed to be worried about
possible repercussion of the Czech reforms on his regime, ‘
SVESTKA Said he did not care what ULBRICH said or did and repeated
that the Czechs are masters of their country, When the undersigned
pointed out that the new president was not a member of the Com of
munist Party but had headed a Czech Division that fought with the :
Russians SVESTKA agreed that this was _a good choice that ghould . :
Please a lot of people. Throughout his talk with the undersigned, ;
however, SVESTKA tried to Play down the degree to which things aro !
going..to change in his country a8 a résult of recent reforns, i

2, Just to teat SVYESTKA a little further, the undersigned
asked him what ho thought of the U.S. elections, With a broad
grin SVESTKA stated that Senator KENNEDY would undoubtedly be fog
the next president, When the undersigned replied that he hoped ‘
not, SVESTKA said, “If I wero an American I would vote for him,"
Valentin LOGINOV of the Soviet Embassy joined the conversation
at this point. The tvo went on to sey that KENWEDY was the only
candidate for peace and social justice, that be had their moral .
support and aympathy (this given reports for an intel, report)
etc, SVESTKA added that the war in Vietnan was good for the U.S,
economy, The undersigned told him that the USSR manufactured
more rocketa than bathtuos and more machine guns than cars,

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SUBJECT: Jorge ARIAS Buerba Buerba:
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1. Subject is a 26 year old Mexican eittisen (although he

oe looks: to be in his 3013) He ls a Spanish teacher at the. Mexican-

North American Institute and since the fall of 1967 has held ‘a

second job as the director of the: Community, Services Program |

at the American School... ‘In April 1967 h married an American -
citizen from the. Chicago area named sonnd WEINTHALLER (phonetic).

They live at Juanacatlan 15). which is just around the corner

from the Soviet Embassy. “ -Home “Phone is 15-28-49.

“2. Subject was recommended as a Spanish tutor in August

1966 by Enrique GUTIERREZ Martinez (7-12667), who was then
c/sB's Spanish tutors: “GUTIERREZ was subsequently recruited by —

/SB as & utility agent) but has” since been dropped because

he is related ‘to other Station assets. On GUTIERREZ's racommenda~
. ron . 20 ye
tion, I began. taking private : Spanish lessons from ‘Subject in

cate be dt tide

: August 1966. ‘I Cound Subject an excellent teacher and continued
clyan bo utbbate

taking lessons from him until December 1966. -In March 1967, sores a

an teen irece :

_ my wife and I had Subject as a teacher in Spanish courses we ;

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took at the Mexican-North American Institute. I havé maintained

tnteraittent: social contact with Subject since March 1967, and
my wife has become friendly with Subject's wife, having visited
‘her. at hor periment two" or three times and having had her to

our home during the day. an equal number of times. I-have also

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“Spanish lessons since July 1967.

3. Subject was a casual contact of Station ‘officer Olivia

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ert) station traces on either Jorge or

4 Subject and I froa the beginning have had a very friendly

: and informal relationship,

friendly, open personality and a good sense (Of. huror,

He is an Antelligent person with. a :
Politically,

he is pro-American to the point that he magnifies our strengths |

factors ‘in our society.

and positive qualities and tends to miniinize or overlook negative

Subject knows I am with the Political.”

' Saction of the Embassy and that I have been in the Soviet ‘Union.

We have consequently gotten onto the topic of Russians and

Comuunism ‘several times, and he. has always come out a strong.

ariti-Commini st.
she United States.

He has one brother and two. sisters living in

The brother is married to an Anerican and

lives in Virginia, where he is in the construction business.
One - of the: sisters is also married to an American and lives in
; California. (t believe’ ‘San Francisco).

The second sister is ~

married to a Polish immigrant and lives with him in Chicago.
The ai ster in c" “Lifornia isa naturalized ‘American citizen, The
brother and the sister in Chicago are not.

5. On 24 April 1967, LIENVOY reported the following call

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probably talking about Subject, since: ; :
' (a) GAZIYEV had been taking Spanish at the Mexican-North |
American Institute and I knew from Subject that Subject had had 7 .
- GAZIYEV in one of his classes, that Subject, occasionally chatted yo

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6, From this conversation, it appeared t that GAZIYEV was

"OK, until ‘the next then."

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certain things." 4

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"No, better Wednesday."

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~ 10th, because I want to attend courses in English. .

with GAZIYEV after class, and that GAZIYEV had once given Subject

an invitation to a Consular night at thé Soviet “Embassy (although

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(c) Subject had just returned to Mexico. with his bride.

(da) "Subject and his wife weré looking for an apartment.

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_ to teach evening Spanish classes.
7. Prior to this reported telephone conversation, I had .

ecrisidered using Subject ag. an actess agent against GAZIYEV,

but had decided not to approach Subject on the matter unless

there was evidence that his relationship with GAZIYEV was

developing into something more than occasional chats ‘between

classes, I did not see much potential in approaching Subject
vefore this with ne24e the idea of having hiz deliberately
cultivate-a friendship with GAZIYEV, ae I felt Subject waa living

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such a busy and hectic life that I would get very little out
of hin. Prior to his marriage, he was ‘keeping such a hectic
schedule between his Institute and private classes that he

wasn't sleeping or eating: properly and was having increasing

.. problems with his health. If anything, his pace and health
” -problens increased after his marriage and his taking of the
_ job. with the: American School (although he gave up most of his

private, classes).

! 8. Since the GAZIYEV-LOGINOV conversation mado Subject 'o
relations with the Soviets look much more: ‘Anteresting, I attempted
to ‘find out what I could about then from Subject... For a number |
of reasons, ‘however--ineluding my going to the States in JuneW=
we were not able to get together juntal 212 July. On that date
I took Subject to a belated "bachelor? s lunch" at. a little
Spanish restaurant downtown» ;

9. The lunch was disappointing and, for me, misleading.

I was certain that it given the opporturiity, Subject would
; voluntarily tell me if his relationship with GAZIYEV had .

developed any further. When I casually brought the conversation
around to GAZIYEV, however, | Subject ‘simply told me that GAZIYEV ....
was still studying at the Institute and that he still occasionally
chatted with him in the halla or over a cup of coffee in one

, -of the near-by coffee shops during the 20-minute break between

the two evening classes. Subject commented that he enjoyed
talking with GAZIYEY,. as he was A simpatice, interesting guy,

as well as an outstanding Spanish student. He also added that
they never talked politics. In reply to an offhand question

about whether he had met any other Soviets through GAZIYEV, Subject


said that he had not. My inclination waa to believe Subject, and
" I went away thinking that either CAZIYEV and LOGINOV had been
talking about someone else over the phone or that they had. |
never gone beyond the stage of simply talking about Subject.
/10.. On 1 N_vember 1967, I ran into Subject and his brother
‘Javier in Sanborns-Insurgentes. They were about to have a —
quick lunch and insisted that I join them for a cup of coffee.

As soon: as we sat down, Subject told me he had a problem and

would “Like my. advice. He said “GAZIYEV had given hin an invitation ;

to the 7 November celebration of the Revolution at the Soviet
Embassy, and although he would like to go for the experience,
he-was very concerned that his name would be put on ‘the biack
list" at the u. Ss. Embassy if he went. He said that he had
tried to call me at the Embassy after he got the invitation to
ask my advice, but had been told I was out of town. (I was in
El Paso from 25-29 Octooer.} He stated that if he had not been
able to reach me in the next day or two, he was “poing . to “simply
- wa Lk ‘into the Embassy and ask to see someone from the nsecurity
"department" about his predicanient. What. did I think he should
“do? |
ne I told Subject to relax and forget about going to the.
U.S. Embassy, as the Embassy’ would not give him any advice ~
other than to tell him that: it. was entirely his own business
whether he went to the Soviet reception or note Besides, I
asked, “what made Subject think’ hia name would be put on a
"black. list® if he went. Subject replied that he didn't know
how the U.S. Embassy did it) but "everyone knew" the U.S.
Embassy obtained the nanes of everyone who went: in “and out of

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the Soviet Embassy. Moreover, he said, even if ‘the U.S. Embassy -
refused to give him any advice, at least it would make a record

of his visit -and anyone who was ever interested ‘would his

' heart was in the right place. He simply did not ‘want and couldn't

afford to get into any trouble with the U.S. Enbassy, he said.
"after all, he had an American wife, he might want to go to the
"States, to study sometine, and they might even want to go to
_ the States to: live someday. ‘Seeing that. Sub ject was indeed very
‘ ‘serious, I became more serious myself and told him that just so
‘he wouldn't worry, I'd ‘write a memo to the proper Enbassy —

"department stating for the sake of the record that Subject had

told me he planned to attend a Soviet. Enbassy reception, but a

wished the U.S, Embassy to know he was doing it solely out of
curiosity and was in no way in sympathy with the Soviet Union.

- Subject seemed greatly relieved ani thanked me ‘very nuchs

. 12. Seizing of the fact that GAZIYEV had: given. Subject. the
invitation, I asked if Subject saw much of him anymore. Subject
' replied that yes, he still saw him occasionally, as GAZIYEV was

now studying English at the Institute. Subject added, on his

own’ initiative, that he. had also been to GAZIYEV' s. apartzent

_ twice and had met another Soviet there on one occasion. He said
that. the first time he went to GAZIEV's was shortly before he
(subject) got married (subject 22 was married about mid-April
1967) and the second time wags shortly after his marriage, as he
“and his wife had gone to dinner at the GAZIYEVS'. Subject finished
‘eating about this time, and since he waa in a hurry and had

his brother with his, I didn't try to question him any further,

‘put decided to walt and have a secord go at him alone another

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home - on 27 November, but the evening was not meant to and did
not afford an opportunity to discuss the Soviets any furthers
Sub ject did tell ae, however, that he had not gone to the

7 November Soviet reception afterall, because, despite by -
“assurances that there: was” no reason for him not to go, he
felt it was simply safer to stay away fron the Soviet Enbassy
altogethar,. At my suggestion, we agreed to got together for

lunch sometime in the near future.
Ue For various reasons, including the pyor state of -
_Subject's health when I called him one day in January, wa did
_ hot get together forthe lunch until’? March. This time, I
played it straight with Subject, told him that I was interested
in anything he could tell me about GAZIYEV aad the otherSoviet _

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Subject was completely cooperative, and I am satisfied he answered

my questions to the best: of his ability. It seeued to m, and

had not told me on 1 July what he subsequently told me on

ane memes nett tee a atte rene aces,

‘l November (1.e., that he had been to GAZIYEV's home twice and
on one occasion had met another Soviet there). This was that
he felt somewhat guilty about going to GAZIYEV's and meeting
the other Soviet there, and as long as I didn't push him too
hard (which I didn't on 12 July), he felt wore confortable

| , still does, that there was only: one possible reason why Subject
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and the other Soviet on 1 November was, I think, that he was

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impress me with his sincerity about whose side he was on, and
felt obliged to completely clear the record by mentioning the

| visits to GAZIYEV's home and meeting the other Soviet there.

15. Subject stated that GAZIYEV had invited him to his

“ apartment for dinner about .a month defore he (Subject) went ta -
/ Chicago. to get married. This means that the dinner took Place
- about tiid-March 1967. Subject said he had expected to find:
‘only GAZIYEV and his wife in the apartment, but that a third

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‘Person was there when Subject arrived. _ Subject said GAZIYEV
Antroduced the third person as Valentin "something." ‘When I

; asked if the last name were LOGINOV, Subject immediately reacted

and said he was alitost positive that wag it. Subject’s description
of the Soviet also fit LOGINOV. GAZIYEV stated that LOGINOV was
with the Enbassy (Subject couldn't remember in what capacit ty) and
dascribed LOGINOV as a good friend. Subject said. that the. evening
started off very casually, with LOGI NOY expressing interest

. an the Spanish courses at the Mexican-North American Institute. 7
_ LOGINOV, _ who Subject noted spoke almost as good Spanish as most
of the Spanish teachers at the Institute, said he'd Like: to get
a certificate in Spanish from the Institute and asked Sub ject if:
- he. could help him enroll, choose the best course for him, to

start with, etc. Subject replied that he'd be happy to," lalthough
it didn't seem to him that LOGINOV needed’ much instruction in.
Spanish. LOGI NOV simply. laughed this off, and it was agreed

LOGI NOY would drop around to the Institute sometins soon, :
LOGINOV, wo took the lead in the conversation most of, the

evening, thon began to ask Subject questions which left Subject

weiss

with "no doubt" that he (LOGINOV) was trying to fool Subject out
on his political views. Subject said that he couldn't remember
. most of LOGINOV's questions, but he did recall that “LOGINOV
began the feeling-out procedure by asking Subject if he didn't
. find that. the Americans were much poorer at learning Spanish
. than other nationalities. He also made various derogatory
remarks about the extent, of Ame rican influence in Mexico. Subject
said that after about ten minutes, LOGINOV's purpose became so_
blatantly obvious, that he (Subject) stopped the conversation —
‘and told LOGINOV that before they went any farther, he thought

! LOGINOV should know that he was talking to someone who was
| s00g capitalist," completely pro-American, and had absolutely

no sympathy with Communism. (While this sounds awfully blunt
| and Subject was unquestionably trying to make himself ook good
iin ny eyes, the fact of the matter is that Subject does tend ‘to
j be ae a bit blunt at times, and knowing his ideological leanings,.
I would not. put it past him to have said ‘exactly this.) Subject
: said that LOCINOV tried to backtrack a bit after this, but the

" conversation heated up again a few minutes later when Subject

' commented that he had a pretty good idea of what the Soviets were
up to in Mexico, When LOGINOV asked what Subject meant, Subject
~related the story he once told me about having been in Veracruz
a few years ago when a Soviet ship. was actually or virtually put
“under arrest there. Subject told LOGINOV: that ‘feveryone knew
‘the ship was loaded with Communist propaganda.”

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/ Sudject said that LOGINOV seemed somewhat irritated with hin, but
i on the wiole kept his composure very well and treatod Subject
politely for the two hours or less Subject remained. Ags Subject
| Was leaving, LOGINOV again said ho'd come by the Institute to
see Subject dn the near future, but he never did, One day in
_ ‘late: 1967 Subject saw LOGINOV at the gas station on the corner .
ee of Tseubaya and Juanacatlan, and LOGINOY greeted Subject by
, natie. However, they did not converse with each other.
17. ° Sudject. said that GaZzIYEV left most of the politically.
. related part of the conversation to LOGINOV and never referred
| to the evening again. However, a few weeks after Subject
| returned to Moxico with his bride, GAZIYEV had Subject and his
wife over to dinner (this would place the second dinner in
abous nida-May) ‘This time GAZIYEV and his wife were tho only
others present, and the evening passed without any reference .
to politics. Subject shated that he still occasionally goes
across the street for a cup of coffee with GAZIYEV betweem
evening elasses at the Institute, ‘but that, he has: not. been .
. to GAZIYEV's apartment ‘again and has ‘never had GAZIYEV to his
home. . ;
18. Although Subject was very aware that LOGINOV's purpose

in meeting him was to assess his exploitability, he did not seem —

to fully appreciate that GAZIYEV had both fingered him for
LOGINOV and set up the situation for LOGINOY to meet him. I
spelled this out for Subject and also informed him that LOGINOV
was an exceptionally capable Soviet intelligence officer. I
also explained that it was very possible GAZIYEV was using the
Institute to spot other candidates for interviews with Soviet


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let. ne: ‘know if. he came onto anything interesting. Subject also
a offered to splay up: ‘to" GAZIYEV and/or LOGINOV under my guidance

af 1 wished, ‘put I declined the offer with appropriate expressions

LOGI NOV did not attend GAZTYEV' s second dinner, which took

- concerned how to handle Subject in the Light of the LOGINOV-

i) April, it would appear that it was finally decided that

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intelligence officers, and questioned Subject about GAZIYEV's

activities and contacts at the Institute. iivwever, Subject said

that as far as he could tell GAZIYEV pretty much stuck to- -himself

at the Institute and aid not have any particuaar friends there

whom Subject knew about. Subject said he would keep his eyes
ypé of thing I was looking for, however, and. would

of appreciation. .

_ We The. ‘question that remains unanswored after all this is,
of course » why LOGINOV and GAZIYEV were talking about Sub ject
over the phone on’ 2k, April ‘1967. According to Subject, the

dinner which LOGINOV ‘attended took place in March 1967, while -

place about mid-May. Since I am satisfied Subject told me the

truth, it would: appear that the "certain things" which LOGINOV

told GAZTYEV on 2h April he wished to discuss with GAZIYEV,

Subject encounter in March, Whatever LOGINOV had in mind. on”
GAZIYEV and his wife should simply have Subject and his wife
over toa peaceful dinner in order to at least partially. erase -
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Source: My wife.

- Erench Club. My wife talxed to Loguinov at the French Club. There sacned
to considerable doubt about their communication, ‘Loguinov might have said
that she had Yust played tennis, or was about to play tennis, or plays tennis
gecasiomily. It soums likely that she did not play and was not about to play.”
“he probably cane to the club for the stean bath. She wis ina hurry, possibly
to leave the club, : . : : .
; Charles . Te, ; .
| Mraf Smell, (Wire of Anerican communist with jewelety shop on “iza). Sogn
for tho first tine at the French Club. She wis practicing alone with a ball
boy. She had no partner. : . .

COMMENT .
It is possible that Urs, Loguinov and ltrs, Small are part of a connunications

channel. Loguinov's haste might have been due to the unexpected appetrance of

ny wife andthe ‘risk that S-all night arrive while ny wife Mika wis still in the
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1 May 1067 __ a
___ LOGINOV played tennis at Mundet with $,S, Abdel Rahman Hassan »

re ~~Abdel-RAHMAN, Ist Secretary and Cotsul a: UAR Embassy, This was
the first time they! had played sogether. (played| doubles with LIREALM.____

Cnn ad his wife).

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Ty 19677 = ;
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: “LIREALM played t tennis at Miniaat’ ‘with LOGINOV—~"LOGINOV'S Soa son
Dmitrty was there, speaks absolutely no Spanish or-English, Also
2" — played with Jacques “LOGINOV said his wife had tad ‘several
Ze heart attacks in Mexico and gannot play tennis,. LOGINOV said he wanted
——————- nit ty to-learn English; like his’ sister in Moscow, ~ LOGINOV said hé~—
knew Jean BINEAU, , when asked if he knew any French diplomats,
~LOGIN@V claimed to’ have been in Soviet" Navy, ‘then immediately entéred” ~~
. the Foreign ; Service Institute and straight into. foreign service after. that,

c .

17 May 1967

LOGINOV plays teanis left-handed, An instructor commented that he
“was convinced LOGINOV had played much more than theone year he
admits to, The instructor said he had never seen LOGINOV play with an

arnt rr ae Te

20 May 1967
— “LIREALM ‘saw LOGINOV ‘at-Mundet-but did not play with-him,-

25 Jun 1967 ~— zt
a wo. 7 - . aoe .
ar LOGINOVA- said she was. chemist,- but did not-say- whether -she had ever—~
. worked in that profession; The LOGINOVs never eat any food at the club, -
~—but- LOGINOV drinks keer-there,—Thé week before-LOGINOV.-played—-
in mixed doubles march with 16-year old giz] and wooo won a small sliver
we cup,'-LOGINOV_had'a Russian. movie camera with..him-and.took pictures ——___
of people'at the Club, LOGINOV talked to a Mexican named Jose Manuel -
. —-- LNU, connected with semé Mexican ministry that assists SovEmb....._.-._._
f : -' personnel; LOGINOVA said Jose Manuel was very sympatnetic to them;
4 — LOG INOV said they had. meft at the Canadian o r French Embassy. ~ we

wee ewe MO fur 1067 2 ec

LOGINOVA seems intelligent, educated, quiet but friendly... Her Spanish .
is not as bad as LOGINOV had indicated,

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Contact. Ny lawyer celobrated his 40th birthday on Juno 30.

- Jin amd Connie Pollack offered theix hone’at Calero 76 in San |

Angel for a party for my lawyer. Of the 12 to 14 people at the
party the following are part of a group who have organic#d a
Gréat Books typo club. At least once, ard possibly twice or
three times they have invited Valentin Loguinoy.

Doug, Wiltshire’ —
Tinmie Navis
Alexander "Sandy" Reed
Werner Thuxau

Doug Wiltshire, about Masri. Doug clainod that Nasri, his
partner is pro-U.s, and anti-Nasser, He believes that Masri!s
wife is the secretary. to the aibagsador. _ .

_— Wen AOvED . .
Verner Thurau. The Anglo-Angrican directory Lists W
t hé is actually Danish. Ho

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-as British, Hy lawyer states 4}

previously lived in San Angel<te thé Lomas address now shown
in the directory. Ho since has noved back to Aida in San Angel

and Lives one or two doors ffoa Tinnie Davis. He is Listed

as vice-president of Jeffrey Manufacturing. He is reported to

have studied at Oxford. i ,
My lauyer, who 1s one of the more brillia ant hunorous=typa

Antellectuals in Mexico has describe Werner as the nost

: prilliant person he has, met in Mexico. Werner's friends. are.

agreed, behind his back, that Werner is "ill-caployod", that
he is earning far less than he deserves. His standard of living .

. stites his friends as austere. iq At Oye CenQuarer f

Sheila O'Sullivan Mabbe Thurau. Sheilatis the wife of Werner
and was not-at the party due to-iliness, She is an actross, ate
tractive, extrene extrovert, and‘the! sonetine zistress of Jin
Tiermey (spelling 7) the former head of the Rockefeller Fourda-
tion in Mexico, now at the hone office in New York. I havo « :
often run across Shoila, but this was the first tine I saw Werner,

Werner Thurau, bout Valentin, As Kerner was introduced to ne
he acted vory surprisat. Hoe oxplainod that he thought I was sone.
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could be twin brothers, My vito overheard this perfomance and
feit it wis highly overplayai. My opinion. ws that this ws a
conversation starter, nothing noro. Werner expocted ne to show
interest. in‘his- shaving wét a Russian. I did. Werner then told

Re ‘about the beok group. I had heard of it before through ny

lawyer and ‘through Valertin, T had nover before realized thoy

_ Were -eigand the’ sade gvaup, Warnor spoke of only ono occasion

then Valenti was there--he did not say there were not othér .
ecaisions. Valentin spoke of several occasions. Werner desq
ezibed Valentin as good-natured, narrow intellectually and

curious,

> Idd not acknowledge Inoving Valentin but avoided the issue. —
I do not know who knew Valentin and first invited him to the

group. T do not know how often the group uests or where,

Cocnents.
'¥ found Wernor to be very interesting and charming. I have -

“neld the sane opinion about his wife for sone time. I believe

I could developa him if a were of interest.

Werner deserves to be chocked. Everyone seems agresd that
there is something amiss here

I would not nind belonging to a book group--I have in the
past. This ong should be real swinging and night have Val. a8.
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CONTACT REPORT po,
SUBJECT bh Cotte.
- DATE OF MEETING : 10 Octotier 1967

1, I met with Subject at the réstaurant of the

Del Paseo from 09:15 to 10:00. Next meeting to be =|.”
arranged by phone. Subject will tako a months vacation
with his family from 28 October to 25 November. He will
go to South Africa and other countries in Africa.

f£ 2 September, PRIKHODKO cane to

Subject's office to announce that he was back from home

leave. Subject asked him about tho status of the proposed Soviet -

tourist office. PRIKHODKO said that the Mexican Government had

turned it down, Specifically SALVAT bad toid the Soviets that
. en the Soviet Union and Mexico was"

go insignificant that it did not justify a reciprocal exchange

of tourist offices (Comment; _Evidentally the Mexicans used

oviet request.)

‘eg NECUIPORSNKO (P-7443)
d that he would have

2, During the week o

3. PRIKHODKO also said that O1

4. mane PRIKHODKO was in Subject's office, Senador
ECHEVARRIA, the brother of the Secretary of Gobernavion cane
in and Subject introduced them. — - ow ——

5. Finally, PRIKHODKO mentioned that YATSKOV would *
be leaving soon PCS (Comment: As I mentioned earlier, rll
bet that, NECHIPORENKO replaces YATSKOV).

6. The uext day LOGINOV called Sub
to come to a cafe near Subject's office. “LOGINOV started:
‘off by calling Subject a son«of-a-bitch,. ‘He said, "LOOK.

at all the contacts you have in Mexico, even BCHEVARRJA's
brother", He then went on to berate Subject for refusing to.
continue to work for the Soviets. He became quits Koated at” -
times. Subject repeated all the arguments he had used earlier
about willing to be friends but refusing to help the Soviets

- During the discussion LOGINOY

in a clandestine capacity. L
asked if Subject knew the "legal counsellor" of the US. Bmbassy.

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By this he neant the Enbassy’s lawyer, not the legal attache.
Subject just laughed at him,

7. On 7 October Miguel ALEMAN J¥. came to Subject and

“gaid that he and Jacobo 2ABLUDOWSKY had just seen Ambassador

BAZAROV, They wanted BAZAROVY to mako arrapgeaenta to get

“!thom. to the -US8R- for television: coverage of the SOth |
celebrations. BAZAROV.had told thom that thinga.

thoy went. to Subject and bé could

USSR. (Comment: vom LIENVOY we know thit the two had an ~

- appointment with BAZAROV on 9 October and thay they bad been

agitating for permits for about a week. I feel that by
sending them to Subject, BAZAROV was giving them the brush
off, If the Soviets were really interested in seeing them

go, they would handle it differently.) . .

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SURJECT: ~ BESABER (3777

DATE OF MEETING: 28 September 1967

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- — ‘Subject will call me a day in advance to: set ‘the date of the :
next meeting, which as ‘usual will dé in the Del Pased. -
i 2, Subject had not seen or talked with CHMYKHOV or any - .

a : other Soviet since he and CHMYKHOV were out together on the evening ie
of 4 August. At that time, CHYYKHOV suggested that he and Subject

. have dinner together the next time Subject was in Mexico City.
Subject agreed and told CHMYKHOV hete call him the next time

| _. he was in town, Due to Subject's tight schedules on his visits

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to Mexico City, however, it wasn't until 28 September that he called

. CHMYKHOV. When Subject called the Embassy, however, he was told

| . CHNYKHOV wasnt in, He therefore asked for LOGINOV, who proved fs >
‘ . to bé ins LOGINOV immediately recognized Subjectts voice and

sounded very pleased to hear from him. He stated that he had” i
hada wonderful holiday in the USSR (he returned on 27 August), — t

_ but was now swamped with work. ‘He added that he had planned to , 4 vs

a a a call Subject as soon as he got things under control. Subject

he, didn't. think LOGINOV had returned to Mexico yet. LOGINOV replied
“that CHMYKROV wasn't in. just then, but they'd both very imch like

Se thereupon said that he was actually calling for CKMYKHOV, because
to visit Subject in Cuernavaca. Subject said that he'd like. to
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have them, but suggested they hold off for a week or so until the
weather got. better. LOGINOV agreed and said he'd talk to CHNYKHOV

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‘about 15 years ago, Eugene was a brilliant man who started

: _ beautiful, Marina met and married a German Gentile -in New
York for which her mother and family ostracized her. Source
_does not know where Marina ‘is at present. :

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SUBJECT ; Erika Casinorman
SOURCE: ;_—-LICOZY=5

le on 7 September. 1967 I asked Source about Subject.
He haows her well. . :

2.. The Cammerman's are Runandan Jews who came to. Mexico

with nothing and ended up very wealthy, Several yoars ago

he attempted to negotiate trade botwoen Mexico and Rumania .

but without results. He died of a heart attack about two years
ago. nnn -
, 3. Erika is a charming, intelligent, cultured west~European
type. She is not a leftist. She owns and runs INCOMEX at
Isabella la Catolica 45 (telephone 18-65-61) and (12-88-32),

a wine and cheese se_importing ‘company. Cn ca. 1 Septembér she
left Mexico to some “bad” in Austria for a month, At Source's
suggestion she added 2 weeks in Israel to view the conquest.

4, They have a. daughter, Marina, who is stunningly. ac Balls

5, Although I dia not ‘mention ‘my: reason for interest,
Source stated that if Erika is in touch with Soviets it would
only be to get thoir business, She would not find Soviets
either. idgologscal ty or personally attractive. -

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CONTACT REPORT |
SUBJECT. ~~ :- -‘LICOZY-5
DATE OF MEETING: 7 Septeuber 1967—

1, I had breakfast with Subject at the Del Paseo from

0900 to 1000, Next meeting will be arranged by phone.
Subject will go to Montreal for a conference on tourism to
Israel. from 23 to 26 September. :

2. Subject. had lunch with LOGINOY on 31 August. LOGINGV
brought him caviar which Subject. had requested and paid for.
The following Subjects cane up: ao .

- a. LOGINOV volunteered that NECHIPORENKO (P-7442)
will return to Hexico in the fall, Subject asked if NECHIPORENEO
would retura to Consular work. LOGINOV said that he would not>
but would have other work in the Embassy, (Comment: I will
bet that he replaces YATSKOY). .

b, The larger part. of the lunch was devoted to
LOGINOV asking Subject about his trip to Israel and Subject's
gleeful lists of captured Soviet equipment. =~

. c. LOGINOV said he has reports that Mexican right
wing youth groups are planning to sabotage the celebration
of the 50th Anniversary of the Revolution and asked Subject

-- for inférmation, Subject ‘said be hs¢ no information on, or,

contacts with groups of that nature.

5. The following Mexicans have booked travel to the USSR
with Subject; They are all local Jews with relatives in the .

USSE;

a. Mr. & Mra. Samuel KASOVICH
b. Abraham YANOFSKY. to Hoscow and Tashkent
-@, Pedro BRAILOVSEY to Moscow, Kiev and Leningrad.

4. Subject has booked passage to Cuba for a Russian
emigre, Nikolay CHERNESHOV and hig family; wife born in Italy.
and childrea, Igor, Natalia and Sergio all born in Yenosuéla,
LOGINOV told Subject that they are repatriates from Venezucla
and that they will go from Cuba to the USSR.on a Soviet cargo

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5, Subject bas checked with Adolfo de la Huerta of
Salvat's office about the Soviet application for a tourist
office, De la Huerta bad heard about it but said it wag
‘not their affair and would be handled by Gobérnacion.

6, David KLEINMAN, ca 85 yra. old, born in Russia recently
‘ande reservations to go to: Koscow during the celebration of
, the 50th annivercary; He vill go in a private capacity as a
tourist, Subject described him as an orthodox Communist and
was particularly galled that KLEINMAN, a Jew called Israel

“@n aggressor,

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.Welervin 5 erzeyevich LOGINGY - consul (third secr@tery Ta
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Vaed iskav Sergeyevich X IN + vice consul (Attsche) |
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She Consulete is open to visitors twice a weex and only + , :
hours a day. Even that is too xuch for an occasional person
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woo desires 4 visa for visiting the USSR. Eowever, in adcdi-
. tion to tecir regular duties, the consuls hava to arrange

various masters relating to visiving Soviet cargo vessels,

grtistic anc cultural groups, ete. Cx several ocess

they had te co rox errands outsice of their overt field of

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separently, scratinizes sid approves the names of doctors and

gevtists patronized by the Bebassy personnal, Recently a:
Msn on Daty ssid over the ghone thas LOGINCV nad forbidden

to be given out the adézess ora Gasman dentist, whom the

Soviets visited quite frequently before. ..-.

LOSINOY is also in charge of making uo 6 duty: roster

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for appointing a Man on Dwty who would be responsivie for.
anything thet took placa at the Eubassy on hat particular

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to his arbitrary manner of making up the Gutsy roster, Thus, .

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LOOINOV pub Bis name dowm'ss the pesponsible Yan on Duty for

the Brbassy for that day, LEONOV said thet he wos very busy

sf

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Obviousiy LOGINOV hed cade a nurser of seere$ enemies

with nis étesutorisl manners and nis efisdainful, monotonous,

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| ‘ H ably tries to ensnare Kexiean females. Therois no indices . i” :
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goism. _ia reforons:

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GIXOV has any truce friends. His

sneering sttisuda is pz gason Tor it. Although _
4 : . “a tse . . 2 at
he madc voversl errors in juasenent in his work and coetel

benaviour, LOGINOV by no means is a fool and should be Rept

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stocky, with blond wavy air over a high forehoad. A pair
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of the leg work for LOGIXOV, Ye is elso very active in
iE e of the Children's

Hestkom functions, where he 4s in charg

section. KOR-USHAIN is quite an snizexciia energetic and

pushy individeal and can de quite ruce snd nasty at nos

fradcged

Undoudtedly, ke is looking forward to doing a fuli-

consul in time to come, Tne imovesgion of KOR:

bition and pushy .trait in his character
sound of nis rapid and energetic sut pleessnt baritone voicds,
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. IH purchased 4 vane-z §

arrival, SGnCUS

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1. Zot Subfect from 1523.) 145 en 27 July in nie room at cae Dub Pasco

Mycol. Tro nixt mocting ts scheculed for & Auzust at aheo LS vis Dol Pasedes

Suoject will call on the 3d: or 4h tO sive mo hits room und ass

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Seb fest weld conseque: ns ly ba 4s Moxbeo City
ceom fl duly thou 4 Auyect. Ho coid ho planned to send out invitations to
GL2 tina Dabassys, Dut hed rot you dona so.

3.0 Scltman Cony, Subjest had noitaer sean nor heard fvom GO Rv.

Cola jamenie BTCSTNS, Sypsset!s wife learned from Yrs, HICOINS |

cat the Colonel is duo baok in ioxtss on 12 er 14 Auguste

oe dele ds |

Se CSUN. CUMEXHOV cvoppid in on Sibjoct at Sudjoct’s fore 1a

Cuernavaca cbout 160 on Wednesday, 25 July» AfSer homing and naw. around

-form & few minutes, CEM

HOV finally satc that look, they were friunds row ard

he wanted to a3% Subject! advice on a nattor, ‘The doctor whon Subj.ct had
scgérisnded oe CYMOTIS con, CONROY sald, hee: étagnoscd | ry a
stomach trousle as an B0¥ei eo ease cf ono of the vorst straina of boo.033
and hed advised that the ¢hilg be kezt in bed and ander. ‘observarions

said the eniid was consequently beans kept an dnd at home in Nealso Citys

sect will hold a private oxi pabition
. dines on durcture snd artifacts at the Hotel Prostdonte, VC

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than tho Presidente, where clicates and acquaintances night fecwa at sll hia

Sovies fetends. I told Subjcot 40 handle 4. tho way he wantot, bab gust
not to ort nz mo a restaurant beni for s 4x balleriras ond their cscossa, I

told Subject that his neareters bdective should be sizaly to establish os -

vt with CDOHHOV.as possible, with the view to finding out what *

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CAMZXHOV his ‘nain target for tho presont tino

of any opportunkty to ust together with hia alore. a
Ye Subject apologized for his Soe story about his encounter «2:

cae ie os ee
aerate me RTH:

: + Grpartoy being a bit spotty, bud he catd he had a hard tino wederotarcing | ao

<AEOT ord wasn't able to folloy overything ho said, Subject said .

GOYKiov's Spanish is tot good,, ho epeaus vory fast, ard eor:tinuatly junps

from cone svbject to anothay, On the whole, Gaodeot said, he hed the impressten : a

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cana: OY ther nervous person crd mech lose sure of hinses? ‘than, for

exany Subject said that wieraas ho always folt he had to ba on

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arrange o meeting with Suegectts 4 Aneriean friend,

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oh other. Subject stayed for accut &O-mimutes in all. CHIXHOV

tne entire tine and talked incessantly-emostly atout nothing

hard time understanding his faulty

5. In soeazing of LCGINOV, CHNYRNOY did say that LOGINOV is responsible a

inside “exico," wile he (CAMYKHOV) "sugervised Latin american countries’

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for me to call her. TI reached her. atout an hour later. She said she had

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SUB8BCT! VALENTIN LOGUINOV fo UP, Rm * fe / ee

Music Halli de Moscow

. Valentin invited: our tennis group ‘to be his
guests at the final performace of the Ballets Ruso
at the Arena Mexico. The total group was about

: ( es ¢) Persons. 5 : a, So oy
, Alexandra not. prasent. val's wife, Alexandra, was

_ not among the group. Val made no comment about why
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learnthe identity of the Czechs. val and they spoke

a... wi Russian or czech. ;
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odite sR nvite y Val. She is Canadian, abou not
attractive, but careless in her dress. She Setack me :

s wbeing slightly masculine. She i{s_a_ teach
the mornings at the University of the Americas
he afternoons she teaches at an Institute.

tors and Interpreters on Rio Tiber.

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were waiting for a mutual friend of Odile and val, Zi”:
fateare He never arrived, I asked Odile who Rafael was, oe

She explained that he was a teacher and her drinking : mer!

buddy. Every afterncon around 4 ~5 she and Rafael can

be found in the bar across the street from the institute. oo ;

. Odile had been drinking beer, probably quite a bit,
. wa prior to joining us that evening. She has lived in

, 1 Mexico for 15 years. Her French, English and Spanish

‘ are fluent. She seemed to prefer. French, though I felt

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Qu 6. eare. She seems to go to all Seviet embassy functions.

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DATE: 8 Harch 1968. | 7 ee .

_1. I checked the Hotel Prince from 09:45 to 09:50 and .
noticed nothing unusual, I wag outside the Hote) Alfer fron
02:50 to 10:30 — nothing unusual, I then checked the Prince
again at 10:40 fer 5 ninutes and noticed ‘nothing, .

2. I checked the Hotel Prince at 16:50 and saw two women
aad tvo men (Soviets) talking in the ‘lobby. Then at the Hotel |
Alfer from 16:55 to 17:40. Nothing except aman at 17:30 who

looked very European. Thais nan looked. into. the lebby of the - ---- ---

hotel, then into the adjacent garage, then back to the hotel
then out of the area. He definitely vas not a leczl Soviet,

5S. At 17:40 I went back to the Hotel Prince to seo 1f the
catertaiuers were thera. At 17:50 two men left who could be

Soviets, I folloved thea te ses if they were speaking Russian. |

I turned the corner from Luis Hoya onto Juarez going cast, I
almost bumped into LOGINCY who wan coning west. on duarez, I
recognized hia imaediately-and I felt that he reccgiized ze, ~

I continued along Juarez for'a bit and then cane back to seo
where LCCINOV weat. I then steod on the other corner of Juarez
and Luis geya ior 3 or 4 minutes. At this tine I noticed a

Soviet across Juarez (at tho west side of the Juarea sonument),

He lonked like KOLOHYAKOV but. vith too much hair, This Soviet
Gaga taking panoramic shots scrosa Juaréz. AS his camera

'. @pproachbed me, atepped behind a Kiosk, However, in the minutes |

before I noticed hin, be could bave been photographing ae. A
monsat later I noticed LOGINOY about 10 yards fron the Soviet.
Both saw that { had spotted them. The Soviet vith the camera
then drifted west, photographed the Juares nonumeat and went
further west. LOGINCY then vent off tn the sane direction, I
then went to report the above to CLASTONBURY at the Hotel Alfer
after checking that I wag not followed. I got there at 18:02.

4. The Soviet had a small camera shich appeared to be
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gaw LOGINOY.'s ‘car ahead of us on the Reforma headed toward
the Soviet Pabassy. Tvo men were tn it hoa i did not recognise.

; 6, LILYRIC has LOGINOY and BARANOV: ‘Leaving the Soviet |

a: Babassy in LOGINOY's car at 15:3¢€ on 8 March, Neither were

. back by 18:30 then LILYRIC secured, i instantly recognized
‘BARANOV's photos asthe Soviet vith the camera. :

; 7. Alao per LILYRIC, LOGINOV left the Enabassy in his car
at 09:41 and returned on foot at 10;51, This was the period ve
were waiting for Subject. However hoe could not havo soea se

at the Hotel Prince since I left there at 09; 50 the first tine
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2. Date end Site of Meeting: *.- 12/2/68, Tecali Bar,Nariano Escobedo,
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3.. Date and Site ef Next Meeting: Same place, sane time, 19/2/68.
4. Aduinistrative: Ko odzinistrative uatters discussed,

5. Infornation/Inatruc:iozs Passeé to Agent:

Rowton advised LINEALN/4 to continue his same line
with his friend Velentin Loguinov. Ne agreed with
LINEAR /1 that since Locuinov did not bring up the
meter of his "boss" since his first reference: to it
at 27/1/68 at the French Club, Loguinov probably has
not given further thotcht to the matter. (Loguinoy
had two opportunities to bring the matier up again
with LTacilu/4and did not do 0). ; ; wo

Rowton also advised LIRZALH/1 to continue to push

LIRELIC/1 into the PKI but arreed that in the light

of the current unce:tainty as to whoa night emerge

as the future leader, LIRELIC/1 should: not attach

hinself too fircly. to any cne individual, but rather i
_ avait the outcome of the 27/2/68 convention,

6. Inforwation/ileports Given to Case Officer by. agent:

LIREALN/1 cave Rowton his reports O50/dF and 051/JF,
attached herewith, tore.her with.the latest LIRELIC/1
report passed tg LIRZALM/4 through the drop.

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February 10, 1968. 2100-0200 hours - -
Hoze of Gloria and Pore Pinto

Tews dinner. Gloria has organized 2 tournanert, Prior to the first
rate, she invitel all the particl ipints to & cocictalledinner in her hozc.

_ efliste. VL i we > late,’ exolaintin: that his wife had a doctors a appoint-nent, |
Ho also @id tha’ he had spent the cay at & part ty in honor of the anbassader
= :

Yol-wes adked b; wk arovacstive 4 Tersdn if h 19 too vould
inj. val explained how hot people leave afte: three years, or
hen the shlassador the; have * en serving leaves. ve-siid there was a nossi—
bility that he 2»icht leave, but he refused to express his opinion about such

& llvolihoal,

rerty rough an ‘al. Everyone ab tha party sesnol to want to kd val,

cr, in the caso of the German, cote as élose a3 possible to insult ing hin.
od fron this atiact. I astal Val if ho vero aliays treated asks

sort of A novelty at mrties, with peonle atiaccing hin. He said no, but

that uost parties were diplonets or his own Sovict conunity, He excplalned

the Gernans behaviour as t: wplcal of the shortsighted, Llinforsed and vulgar

deraans, -

Alomntie. Alecomtm spoke little during the evening aud neeled help
froa Yal froqyuently © @iplain vhat wis sald in Spanish. However, she seens.
yery imollis sent and vey ciln.


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FROM |

SUBJECT:

1.

duty. .

2, LILYRIC was not work

Chief, Cuda
c/SB

1 February 1968

Valentin LOGINOV (P-11712)

«

LIMITED roports that on 18 Januar

entered the Soviet Rmbassy at 17:11 in his own car

He was still in the Embassy at 19:00 when LIMITED went off

ing on 18 January.

Francis J. COIGNE

y 1968 LOGINOV

(19 DA).


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‘Rem mete ae ee NLT MEAN ate state tk atten Ieee

So thane rena neath At ne teeth anon Ant tant ee ede

"Valentin Sergeyevich LOGISOV P+11712

“Lh A check at the building confirms that Subject lives at

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ia iean's kant Le, & sine 24, 1968.

Ge ar /

Source : BHPernald

Ignacio Esteva 21 + apt. 2.. Near the door bell at the main entrance
in the slot. corresponding to apt . 2 Subjects name appears ¢ 7.S.LOGINOV. -

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2. The building ie quite new and at's floors. The lst (ground) floor
houses the Instituto de cronometrologia, snd at on the 2nd 3ra floor

. there are 2 apt per floor. The building has no garage.

Be Apparently there is no portero in the building because there ia
--NoO dell for the portero. The "interphone" enables “tenants ta. identity

vieitora and open the door electrically.


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1. I met t Subject in his. Foon at the’ ‘Del: Paseo Hotel from. en
LLIS<1545 on 11 January and from 1415- 1515 on 19° January. The -

ak

meeting will be arranged by. telephone. oo. an ee ee
As of 19 January, Subject had: not. ‘Seen or! Lt.

ACEI ES NOD OEE

_galxed with any of the Soviets since his ‘telephone conversation.
with LOGINOV- on 28 September. Subject: dia, _ however, receive, a
Christmas card from LOGINOV. ‘ith my agreement, Subject sent

ROLES

CIANKEOY, but they weren't delivered until the week of 45

his sales man the job of delivering a score of Christmas eifts,

ing LOGI NOV'S and CALKKOV'S, around. ‘tom, but shortly

my

fter Christmas, found that the salesman had hot delivered cany / : : c
of them, This. discovery caused Subject to Lire the salesman, . _ B

.who had been increasingly derelict in performing his job over a ian we

. tha past few months ‘and who, Subject had recently: learned, had
wee begun taking dope. Subject consequently: wrote "vetter-late-than= .- ..

zever™ notes on the cards acconpanying the undelivered gifts and ©

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leave the initiative for the next contact up to the Soviets.

3, Soliman CCHARY. Subject ran into COHARY. on the street

P-6235' Cp.1) P/O O56Coe. 2.
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SUNSET! --Polonaan recruited by. LOGIIOV.

"J, This case. -‘gtarted about Mfteen gonths ago. and, the only info we -

_ know of ts the SESTRON couple that |
. check on. Ta: the esso active? what requirenents are

' the policeman ty  GINOV?

ATHOV. asked the ‘policemsa to
boing piven to-

Are amy Americans involved? Have any other:

Soviets been. im lved? estchs spectaliséa in US operations. Se ‘xt
may be. "ehviee vie poliseens as

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1. In reviewing ‘LOGINOV's SPR which WEEN ING has ‘just
- ‘completed, I note: that LOGINOV recruited this policeman
+3 months ago and that his first requirement was on the _
- BOESTROM couple, At that time we gave LITEMPO-8 traces on
LOGINOV saying that he was a dangerous KGB officer,
LITEMPO-8 subsequently mentioned that the. case was continued

- and. that hey, himself, was directing it, he,

re If. you think that LITEMPO-8 will. omni, t would 7

Like to know the. following about Shia case;

(a) Is it ‘still active?

(b) Did the poligeman pass info to LOGINOV
‘on the BOESTROM couple? If ao, what? Was
there any follow-up?

(ce). What type of ‘requirensrits has LOGINOV
given to the policeman? Are any Americans
_davoived?

(ad). Have any. other Soviets been involved vith 7 wo
this. case? : w .

Wi oe
(e) - Who st handling him while LOGINOV 34 in the pu ened

USSR. a on vacation (he left Mexico on 16 July3?.

3. As a Se tor diacusaing this. ease you ‘could mention ;

- cgnge we are ‘especially concerned about. LOGINOV because. he: ve
‘specializes in U3- operations, . Ho tried to recruit ‘a chaut fer

the Bubassy and tried to develop a female Foretgn Service

> Officer (t¥us). You might also say he i@ running a sensitive

case into the US (false), Thug many of his: requests to the

_ policeman may be in support of American operstions although
“thia would not necessarily be apparent, Therefore we would

like to koow what be te asking for. Our traces would help
both ourselves and LITEHPO-8, etc,

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: suggest that LITEMPO-8 takp\advantage of LOGINOV's absence from
2 Mexico in the USSR to request elacciones not to give him a
. new visa because of bis jntelli nce activity as detailed by
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,, MEMO FROM LEGAL ATTACHE

STATE DEPP DOCLUENT
DATE: 10 JANUARY 1968

“SUBJECT: INSTITUTO DE INTESCAMBIO CULTURAL —
MEYICANO-8USO, MOSELIA (MEXICAN

RUSSIAN INSTITUTE OF CULTUPAL EXCHANGE, -

MORELIA) (105-1016 - 1/10/68) —

: CLASSIFICATION: SECRET

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AMX CHF note: BIRTHDAY COULD BE EITHER KOLOMYAKOV'a QR MIROSHNIKOV'S, 1

HAVE DIFFERENT DATES OF BIRTH IN JAN 1926 FOR BOTH THOUGH, ‘VEADIMIR KLIMOV

: KORNYUKHIN AND SOLOMATIN WERE A™SQ SCRN 1928 COAY AND MOKTH .
ANYONE'S GUESS IS AS GOOD AS MIKE,

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Out to 11-09-60 at 12551 mos NOVA oaks MALYSUSVA fok GVAnOvAend

asics her when did enby ‘cong dack, Last atshts, Voll,. they sro :
cathoring tomorrow evening at tho Enbassy to colobrato /nonconatt

hOth birthday ane thore wilt bo ¢ lot of poonilo

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prosant him with a sift. Lot's maze a collection and bay fin a

and thoy havo to _

Silvor pliichor and tro pla

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Silvor how ond as /long Siscuaaton/, Alricnt, but
O6'S koep NATASHA as 6 tose!

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_ AL Janusry 1963

MEKOSANDUM “FOR. Tar ruz
‘SUBIECT: Viste. of. Unidentified Woean to foviet Rabéssy srowde

hanno ears nee

1 LICALLA réported that.at 1203 houre « on tuesday 9. Jenuary 1968, :
en votdentified wonan, described by LICALLA as a "Horthawerican type"
aatered the Soviet Embassy. This woman entered the receiving room. —
and cama out into the courtyard of the Soviet Bsabassy grounds at
1206 houre. While in tha garden (courtyard) oha apoke to Yuriy ©
8. CHERNYSH (13042), Viadislav Sergayavich KORMUSHEIN (P1707)
acd to Viedinir Agaforovich | DOLGOY (P+9774), Froa 1215 bouts
vati{l 1226 hours, when she agein entered. the reception room in the
company of Valentin 8. LOGINOY (P-11712), she spoke in the.
coustyerd to DOLCOY. LICALLA reported that thia unidentified wouaa
departed the Soviet Eubassy at 1252 hours.

2. Attached ‘for Vladiaiz Av DOLGUYS (P9774), file are LICALLA
shotoe of this woman taken with DOLGOV. (FOR WOFIRH USz ONLY).

; fo ae _ Grace #. FARAILANT
ot So, 63.

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‘pefore Christaas bearing 6 bottl

_ Bick ever gince arrival.

‘favors but som

SEGRE
CONTACT REPORT s
_ SUBJECT  : LECOZY=5

DATE OF MEETING =: 6. Janaary.1968 ~
1. I met Subjéct at the Koala from 09:15 to 09:50, 2
£15 January to arrange delivery :

of his liquor.
2, Subject gave me the travel info on IVANOV which has-
already been forwarded to San Jose. . .

3, Subject reported that LOGINOV visited hima few days
les. of Vodka, red and ‘black
caviar and a lacquered box. He mentioned that NIXOFOROV and
-KKORMUSHKIN hac had a& car accident. Also that NECHIPORENKO had
arrived but that either he or someone in his. family had been

. 4, LOGINOV used the occasion to renew the old pitch. He .
said that with the celebration of the s0th anniversary every=
body is contributing. What would LICOZY-5 sontribute? Subject
then gave LOGINOY a pair of sun glasses with a built in transistor
radio (as a Christmas gift). LOGINOV said he meant not personal
I athing for the cause, He then asked Subject to

spot a Mexican employee of the american Embassy. Subject

laughed at him. and repeated all the old arguments about, not.
@orking for the Scvs. He told -LOGINOV that, if he wanted to
be friends, then stop bringing ‘up ‘these old requests. . :

Francis J. COIGNE

Pistribution: So, ° - ;
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SECRET

5 January 1968

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECT : Berta *NAVARRO, Member of Fuersas Armada do

Anérica Latina (FALA)

SOURCE 2 LICOZY=5.

 -$nfluence, she was releese:

ciones and is now Sub Direc
the Departamento del D.F.

\ gasking the latter to give

- She still hag to report to the police overy
because she knew that the police would

‘ 1. Source stated that Subject 6 the sister-in-law of.
his old friend Lic. Juan *SALDA who used to be in Rolac=
tor General of Accion Social of
Subject is the sister of SALDARA's
wife, Fernanda and is 24 years old. -

3. <A few weeks ago SALDANA brought Subject to Source
, Subject a job,. Subject told
Source that she had formerly worked at UNAM and had been
arrested io a group which had bowbed the Bolivian. Enbagsy in
Mexico, She was held and interrogated bit because of *
d after 2 wonths witnout charges.
However, the police refused to let her work at UNAM and told
her that they would have to approve any job she undertook, |
3 days, Subject
told Source her story.
check with hia. — ;

, 3. Subject told Source the following about herself and

the PALA: os —_ : ; .
a. The FALA has-76,000 members.

. ®, Her superiors told her that the PCM tipped off

the Mexican authorities about those involved in the

bomb throwing. The PCH did this because terrorisa is
against their line and harns the peacful diffusion of
Commun isn. ‘ es a,
-. @, The FALA works oa the. coll Easis so that each
member knows only a féw péople. However, whe worked
as liaison. between Mexico and Poza Rica and knows nore
‘“menbers there. -Jho FALA monbers: in Poza ‘Rica are Pemsx.
workers. : :

da. The FALA is financed by the Cuban Embassy.

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4. Yalentia s, LOGINOY (P-11721) cane into the office
a few days after Subject started work and asked about her :
(she is replacing Hirtam AVILA Katz). Source gave LOGTHOV a
brief resume of the above, - LOGINOV's only comment vag .
“they are nuts," ; OO

-S. There are no traces oa Subject, but toere are several:
cards on SALDANA. - so -. ae

| Francis J. COrGNE

File: _
Orig - 50.9.8 ‘
“l= B2712
l - Pu11712

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To: =~ ss Ik, Menry -Doarboru

Dopiity Chiof of iiicoion

. br. Vallaco We Stuart 7
_ oe Cousiselor ’ for Political. Affaire

iP Nathan es Fortte. os

Sts INST rruro pe nernhcar10 CULTURAL LEXICANO-NUSO
(UEXICAN-RUSSIAN INSTITUTE OF CULTULUL EX

GUADALAJARA, JALISCO ;

, 205-367" (11223-67) :

This document is for the uze of your
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‘contents: should be further distributed... oy
. without appropriate authorization.. Fe Oe

"Enclosed. aro two nomoranda, dated and captioned: : eS

as abovo, which may be of intorost to yous .

Arny Attache. (Enes.~8) | ee

. Anerican Consulate General, Guadalajara. (Gaes.42 :

> @hrough Counsolor for Consular Affairs)

| * GROUP 1.
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COUFIDBUTIAL
Tlesi, GUE os ted _

wources Tal’ ~Ugust 3, 1534

Ueasers of the TICM at Guasalecare held ¢ nicnis for
“wisitess st the. 17 Soviet Culttirel vee at Catpcls, Jalisco, oa
august 3, 1ss¥, lesting Zrom 2:34 2.6. until 1:99 pen. Iloted.
.aucag tue visitors vere the folloving: — Boo. _ "

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‘BORTO unaitaszy =
Vie Lougtuoy. P=— 117702
STSLUA_Lilds .
B0RnIS. 30G-L02i1T.L04/P 220
VLLDSNIR LilCaz IV ho
3) | srovessor (MDRIFWL LOW2LRD0
SOLNISLEV CHIC. Dow y |

; : (tg Frofessor ‘AOELING LHWSIAS x PO :

oe ae . .Pae II Soviet Cultural wees 2t Guadslsssxa, Jalisco,
} degen on: Lusust tT, 1057, iti a reception at tae ZIIK ozZice
with about 799 persons present. lIotec anone the psrsons present

were. tae Lolloving: SoOuIc SOCCOLMIXOY, 2ORIL MELTIORY, .
Visi DEMIS. £USTEIV, Frofessoz fOSLITTA SEMIS, CRLTICLAV CVCUST,
.STBLLA INDL > and VALSHTIiT GOUGTIOV. o£ cocktsil party was aeld
after tae inauguration cerewudnies, anc many Russinn sad other
Tron Curtain country uagacines vere given vue nublis,

Source: Tol oo, ' fugust 12, issoy

; On the night of /usuct 10, 1527, Russinn jocumentel
type novies vere sno-m to scout. 110 persons at the cocial Security
Tnestre £t Guadelajare.- Taece movies vere. sponsored oy tae
TICK. o, : a. Loe

a wource: THR kugust 21, 1937

og On the nigat of Jugvst 1%, 1657, avout cf personas vere.
entertained oy ERUECTO Y2224G0 anc WiUné COL pleying the violin
and tae oirno, This event ves ovonsored oy tae TiSM. 25 part of

tae Ii woviet Cultural Jee‘,

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@asual contact. Lesuinoy was entering the Fronch Club’as = ws leaving. -

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pornit theuselves to tease Lozuinov about tho enbassy‘s celebration of the
ooth annivercary and about the mmerous requests that evoryond seened to
have nade for gifts and souvenirs fron RussLa. Val has Sivigad up for a tourm.
went of mixed doubles which begins tonorrow, I too have been invited and accepted...

Attitude, Logutnay seened very friendly and anxious to continue our friendship, '
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heavy--sot pérson tho; left when Loguindy approached my wif ond se, Later,
shen dressed, this. person passed by to Say goodbye to Locuinoy, in Russian,
He 1e obviously an eubassy type, - 7 ..

November 12, 196?:. i _—_ capry (Age a C7

Source: Direct, At Frénch Chih, VALE 7

‘ Loguinov played tennis with stil Another sember of his exbissy, We did not /—
} have an Opportubity to talk on the courts, Wo did sea etch other in the showers.
. :. > He showed great intersst in playing soon and said he would call to to arrange
bo the date ani tine.: He joked that I should bring some o° ny friends fron tho ex=.
bassy, all of wion'aro CL, we ould hive an intermi:ilonal toumanest, I told

his that none of ny Crienis playo! tennis, He zisunlers.ood ani thought I said a

that I knew no.one ‘at tiie cabassy—he looked disappointa!. I correstad hin and : gE
Aid that I did inieod: know -ecbassy Peonlo, but that. none played tennis ani that .

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Valentin LUGIN, Oleg NECHIPORENKO (arrived

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Subjects Jinzy CaRORI (?=12,570) _ _
ete of Neat: aug 5 at Continental Reet from 2609 to 2330 brs.

7 i. The meet rae yprearranced and € cene cn tis » The purpore of the. .
ae meet was to debrief S on hie reet with 2 S which took ok plece she pre«
, ' vioue evening and ‘proceed with the filling of the Pil as vell ae to. -
give necessary ope’ {notruction, - The purpore was achieved. -

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2. _. The fect that Lot. started the meet with a talk adcut hooks
appeared to s to he curiova, | Xo Goukt that LCS wae pedéline some Communktt
{aesloricsl tid bite, eepectelly, Pistification of Sov “‘Literrational
policy. triefly, too auch freedom is not rood: Americans and their foreten
“policy is naive; they worry nore atont the vorld Opinion than about

their ant tonal intereet; 22 they teat to de conc this thes consult every=
kody and everything to find out ean eves old Jact tha neby can satisfy
eversbocy; ° vixone teip to Rumania was outright: a provecation aimed at

Sov Vrion, « except, if it was 9 product of navenese. .

3. S vse ren iiy @urpri: ne to near iG civing up so caily: on the =~ ;
matter of the US Im) phone dine. sory, but he was outricat disarpointed
‘when LOG stated that. he nor eng of Sev Unk [°*datele renyés wont to meet :
[rien LAG. Turther, § wés chuke. up then he direcily told that i vas i
Be 7 ty Lé Sov agent aselened to collect inf. about Red China ®-4 Nat Chineee i
oS po liey concerning Sov = Red Chinese ecsfliot frse 6 Suinese Dmb official, |
r  alétoush, he 2id not mention it te TEFUALD, it was obvicus thet S°did not
é- . ike at all the idea that. Vig -coney tas sgo!en tet there + ?zention of
" poney richt new, ta, during the pried "3 rill ba Tortiug on rianlag

TaDCe confidence”

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er Sr rerinded 2 what he told hie At thety peaviews ceet  concersing

his lnvelverent wlth the Chinese ans ‘hed thet i? it cae ult elteor then’

whet @ asent Lot Fpelled i¢ ont tr clerr teere, © costented thos he etd : ’
not vant tage te rea TK hefore Pre Yitg ke >, Venovse be =-nted ta e.

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other to appease hile (5) on fear from the cere peat ihility that” soma tning
might co rong and he vould have novnere to turn to. F told him taat
going to TANG OLY in connection sith the matter of publishing the orticle
could do him no harm; denying heving contact with LOG recently ia not

of wanting -to send @ message to © Sov friend and the fact of not eceeiag

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enphasizing that he was thinking carefully about what he told TAC: and oy

he reached ‘the conclusion that that could. cetrize hin in a situation
"he wae never vefore™and, consequently, knoms ao thing about possible. con=_
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ZF. told § *¢ do nothing for the time being and, etpectaily,

to keepaay from trylag t. ascertain the : wees of Nexieane vorkia, ia ote
she chines: Bat, S chould clei. thet Le wee spending his time on trying :

to get the neme of tha next Dresidential cancidote before the Tre cident oo
fends the name cf iho cendtdate to FAI for approval. Further, € can | 7
Loa wae to cet tim an ansver on the

alvays Ye i.ino ore aurry than Le
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meet, S wac flatte..4

nre Jaa ly in Guast.e: "to colebrate tue birthday together’,

In spite of tie reactions concerning the business part of the
Amith LM tevitition to exend a day with ais and

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vruuld it be appropriate if Le ané Sssephine took 6 preeent to ure. LO, .

as for exauple, a pilver orveca or rom nethiug elnilar, F teld hia that
rea. LCL and the tey wae a tox of chocolatte

the ~artnun re could tare for firs.

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ervey owt te a8 ts pes attention, © a. y reqeerrg. Shes

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§. At the end of the neet § etated thet ke did not have hie cer ,
thie evening beceuse Josephine needed 24, 3 told kim that he waa wiil Lag °
_ to pay hin a text, but he Tas not ebdle to give hin a ride. Fis quite
sure that. the ear raich 5 uses ie Jocephines and that it Le oa $! OR, .
dispoeal only’ when she de¢o not need#d. Turther, if © ever wanted to may

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ie 24%0 settlic excusee in an evening with cuch iouey weather as Lt was | °
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fe Tosepuinete ae: ehe is 49. Ac ording to € noboty reuld telleve that ske

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Subject: Jimmy SABORI (P-15830) Report on Hie
Mect with ‘LOGTNOV (Pell, 712) on Aug 4 at Banborne-fan angel

" at 2000 hre.
1. “fhe meet was prearranged and it lasted 2 houre énd°15 minutes.
As in all previoue oases § and LOG met in front of the restaurant. LOG

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2. LOG and § 2 Vodka cocktails, club sandwitch and a beer. L0G
claimed that he had already eaten fomething and § felt a atomach dis-
‘eonfort.

3. . LOG asked & did he finish reading the book (in English) about
Rasputin which he gave him about @ month ago. & answered effirmatively
‘andthey spoke about the book. L0G promised to give & anothor book, witten
aa Britian » titled "SSR 1941-45" or sinilar. LOG wants B to be

familiar with the suffering of Bev people during the wy Il. -

4. _ "hen, LOG asked § whet was the situation with the US Embaesy !
-.Phone Directory. 8 stated that the fictitious girl Patricia showed up |
for few. day and returned to the Stater for family rensone. He brought: |
up tn @ conv with-her the Dirsotery and ehe told him that it wae tichtly '
controled, & left 1% at that point and he told LOC that he would havo —
So «tart working on the pattor from earateh if LCG wented the Directory ;
but 6 would appreoitate LOGe surreations a8 to how to go about tt. LOG H
told B to forges 13 beesuse he knew that the directory wae well controled.

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Ry. CANO. 8 told Die about Ais Beet with T4NG on Aug 1 (See PEKHALDe
raponl Sentees Sepert dated aug 9,'S9), Loe lietened to the etory
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TANG wae a member of the Ohinese Emb staff here, becauee he did not find
hie name in the diplomatic liet. Further, he told § that he waa doing a

good Job, which he appreciated, but he must be very cautious because the =| ©

Chinese ‘are clever people and extremely suspictous. _
6. “Ta reply to S' question LOG stated that for anyone of then (Sov

Emb offiojal)would ceet with TANG, because that it too dangerous. § qué-
ried what was dangerous about it and LOG etated that there wae always

&@ chance that they (TANG and LOS or another Sov) tight be seen together

and that would bo very bad. 5S went on to tell S that it would be his

Job to develop friendly relations with TANG ot possibly another Chinese

- offietal and slowly obtain from him the info LOG and his embassy needed;

LOG will guide him ae to how to go about it and if they show confidence —
in § he will have it made and Sove (LOG used the expression: WE ) would
pay him very well for that job. £ commented that he had believed that

. what he was doing he did out of personal friendship with G0G and not

for monay. LOG emiled at S' statement ‘and added that in addition to neney
they (Sovs) enable & to travel to £ov Union and heve a vacation on the
Black Sea. a

7. While § wae thinking whether to say something or keep quiet, L0G

told him that the next. time he went to TANG he ehould limit hie conv
‘to the publishing of the article about Net Ohina and if needed % deny

‘that he had any contact with hie Sov friend. (L0G) since he set TANG; §!
job te to win. TANGH confidence and that ia a slow process with the
Ohinese. Then, in answer to LOGB question § stated that there were to
Mexicans ( @ woman and a man ) working et the Chineee Emb. LOC told him
to got their némea anit eddreases. commented that thie waa not sa simple

_ 88 it sounded, because one cannot just. ack & person what wae his name

and address. LOG commented that even this wae a matter which cannot be

‘Yushed; firet get their neces and later obtain the addrosn; .
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8. There wae another thing § should dot find out how pany Chinese
live in Wexico Oity and detereined whichonee were the influentiolone and
asoag the lattorones deteraing which are the goat influential, he ran
etart working on thie by dropping ia a better Chineoe restaurant and
trying to develop ecto aequaintanceay it oan be aseuned that thoce who
geo to reetauronte are people eho have money and thoes whe have Borey ara

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isuallu fafluential. 6 agreed with 100 and oxpested LOG to tell him thet

he would pay for the visiting of Ohinese- restaurants, but LOG kept

wets , .. ;

| 6 haa: fio. Antention to skip the talk about money and he told hia
that the publishing of the article about Bat Ohina may end in @ blind alley

. if TANG doés not supply at least a half a page of advertising. LOG dia

not want that to heppen and he told 6 that he (LOG) would give hin -

” MN 1, 000.= if the printing of the article should be held because of lack
of advertising. S brought to LOGs attention that half of page of advertisi
brings to Pierre (RUDIAN) 1, 500.— pesos. LOG felt that he would pay that
money @s & price of keeping the door open to the Ohinese Emb for §. To

_ put some coating on the pill §-added that he would try to obtain an ady

- or two from. Ohinese restduranta, but he daoubted ‘thet the owners would i
be interested in advertising in a magazine which is far fron being well |
‘known. Just the idea that S conteplated going to Chinese restaurants l
pleased L0G's ear. : |
10. ' Z0G was interested in the status of the Presidential raca and |
6 told him that it narrowed down to four candédates and that all the
indications were in the direction that ECHZVARRIA wae to be the official
PRI candidate. 8 belteved that by Aug 20 he would know the neme of the

; candidate. In reply to LOG''s question S stated that the candidate will
_be publically ' known Sept. 15-20, | :

ll. LOG wanted to give more time to be positive of the name of the
Presidential candidate and he decided that their next (buainess ) neat would |
be on Aug 25 at the same rime and place. 106 inmediately added that he
- did not forget that 9 birthday wae on Aug 15 and that he believed that
it would be the beat 1f they calebrated together in Ouautla on Baa Aug 16.
LOG added that on that day hie wife and son would be with him in Cuautla |
end § should bring along Jovephine; Log will bring a bottle of *Russien® |
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' Jisephine and a bottleot ( F does not remember shat ) for & plue the
book he previously mentioned. LOG added some more description about
what a wonderful day they would have together. They are to meet in
Cusutla about. 1050 bre at the "ksnoe®. LOO will be thera without fail
hecauge he will piex up hie aon whe ib now. Sttending the Ruesian Sehool® a

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in Cuernavaeay the son speake only Ruertan and Bnglich and L0¢ is looking
forward to the fact thet hie ron will de obliged to epeak english all

. day; LOGs wife speaks ‘a little Spanieh and there will be no problem for
her ead Josephine. to. underetasd each other. S promised to be there,

12. Leet moment aesignnent for Ss LOC hold an info that TANG epeake
Ruesien, If S succeada to verify thie. fact LOG would. Like to kaow where

did TANG leara Russian.

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4. Date and site of next neeting: Subject will call--see below: — SF, noe
‘S. Administrative (salaries, ‘ecountings, ete.)
“Subject. mentioned near the close of the meeting that he owed me . Lot :
~ $600 (US) for the TV set Which CGIGNE had obtained for him, ‘I said - °*. i
that I thought this was a gift but Subject said no, he insisted on _. a :
. paying for it and would do so shortly, Meanwhile, a part has burned i :
_out and he can not obtain a replacement in Mexico because this wo e ee
particular model is not made in Mexico. He will call in with the a 3
details and I will try to get it for him. . oe
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Subject kac been in Evrore and Israel fcr several weeks since |
our last meeting. Nothing of particular. interest developed on this

trip.

‘Before he left, “Subject was invited by NECHIPCRENEU (p-7442) to - :
celebrate the latter's. birthday (which happens to be 4 Jury). Subject
tried to beg off but: NECHIPORENKO refused to take no for an answer -

- and actuaily came to Subject's apartment with KOS TIKOV to bring |
Subject to NECHIPORENKO’s apartnent. Since NECHISORSNEN's wife was
away, three girls fron the Pianitsky Chorus were awaiving che itarce .
men, Considgerable drinking was done and Subject said it was abvious f : : ®
why they had asked him since the third girl needed a partner, Her namo -— . : _
was Nina BUCHAROVA. Subject said that all of the girls were quite
attractive and "available for anything.” Subject said that he under- |
stood that most of the girls in the Chorus fit this category and ‘that
they would simply wait until their housemother was asleep before |
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8. Security: ° . (see attached sheet)

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9, Hiaceliarext:
Subject solved a mystery Of where OLSTRTNER waa during bis recent

visit. SuDgeet bad neat GESTETNER at the airport and had gine}! and.
dived his faniiy dardnag woat of the Cime that GESTUTIER vad here. Xo
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Ubdject believes. that NECHIPORENKO is very intelligent, He speaks
the best Spanish of any of the Soviets known to Subject and due to
this facility as. well “as his looks, can pass for a Mexican, Subject
believes that NicHIBORENKO was given the task of cultivating and
attemetirg to re-recruite him after LOGINOY failed. Subject had
Some doteresting comments about LOGINOV (P-11,712) which seem to

Jive wits ctbher comments which have been nade about him. LOGINOV

oo had apparently originally beea given the task of re-recruit ing

Subject. When he failed, he felt rebuffed nnd has since been very
cool towards Subject. ‘Subject believes that LOGINOV either has or:

. thinks he has-been given bad marks by his superiors for having

failed with Subject. =LOGINOV is probably jealous or NECHIPORENKO who
“has at least managed to retain Subject's friendship, Subject says

hat “LOGINOV is not dumb and that he uses his good looks to great

Advantage particularly with Women, oo
Subject has recently had some dealings with IVANOV. (P-1612) who

_48 furious for the following reason: Formerly Soviets leaving Mexico
Wolild take KLM or Sabena to Europe where they would pick up Aeroflot

the following day. KLM and Sabena would pay overnight hotel costs,

- Now, however, the Soviets are picking up Aeroflot in New York.

Because of Scheduling, however, they still must spend at least one

night in New York. Thé airlines will not pay this and IVANOV wanted
Subject to cover it, Subject refused. for the very sound reason that
it did not make sénse for hin to pay $20 for selling a $127 ticket -

) OS from. which his’ profit was only $9. IVANOV became furious and Subject
-* ¥lelded' by agreeing to pay for -IVANOV's accommodations and he said he

would do it for those: becoming as friendly, such as NECHIPORENKO, but
he would not do it as a general rule, While Subject was away, .
however, his wife went overboard aud got IVANOV four rooms~-(for two
people). Now Subject is furious, ; :

. On 31 July Subject was visited by PRIKHODKO (P-2270) who came ,
in carrying a. scopy of Pravda or Izvestiya. Subject quoted the old rn
Saw, _"There is no truth in. Pravda and oo news in Izvestiyz," ana -
PRIKHODKO got mad claiming Subject was neting very unfriendly by
making anti-Soviet propaganda. PRIKHODKO was very serious. This is

_° Probably as good and as acctrate a thumbnail Sketch on PRIKHODKO that

we are“likely to get.’ PRIKHODKO, who s2id that he was leaving in
Septepber, had visited Subject to find out what Subject knew about

" & congress of Jewish intellectuals which is. to be held in mid-September ;
--- in Bogota to discuss th :

e Jewish problem ‘n the Soviet Union, 'PRiKHODKO
‘wanted to know whe was going from Mexico, Subject told PRIKHODKO that

he had not heard 3f the coagress but world check into it. He die check
with someonw at the Israeliac Enbassy ure was bor:itied to learn

that word had gotten our since at thi; time knowledge of the congress

is confidential. Subject told me that he would tell PRIKHODKO that

he had been unable to lesrn anything, reasoning that to te}] hin about

it would get him involved with further requirements and would te working .
against the best interests of the Jews, JY told Subject that 1. :

agreed completely,

Subject said that the Sputnik Group which was due in June never
did get Mexican visas aad their triphos been cancelled, On the other
band, a delegation of about a dozen Soviets is due ia Augus! for a
Congress of eye, ear, hose, and throat spectalists, and still another
group of a dozen is due in Septomber for a congress of soll mechanics,
Since these are official delegates as opposed to tho sputatk group who
were tourists, they will have no troubdlo getting Mexican visas.

: “Subject himself will be- going to Budapost from 1 to 7 Noveaber
for tho TICA congress, Subject is world ctatman of thig group which
apparently ig the International Convention Organization, . .

Subject ‘haa received egeveral lotters fron the Sputnik translator
ae meet on his recent trip to tne Sovtet Ualon, She had received the
dictionary that he had sent jer freq Rose ant tne art books By had
Beat her froa Mextco but not a pate Of glasses he had ment ber by KLM,
Subject Gill look tate this, Be 18. sbrioualy quite fond af this
girl aad appeared to be seeking ny reascuraace that ahe was vat a
BGA provocation, To repeated that P had said before shieh ta that
the possibility ae ds should be vangidcoped put that uader the

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Subjects, Jimmy SABORI . (P=15,830)
Tate of Meet: August 1 at Heetaurent INN Le Olud and Bonaparte Bar

: from 2000 to 2340 bre. .
1. The meet was prearranged and $ came on time, The main purpose
of the meet wae to have-f112 the PAQ on LOGINOV (P-11,712), which wae

‘accomplished to a satisfactory degree, t.e. 26 pages out of 53. Purther,

FERNALD wented to chéck what S has done or prepared for his next meet

with LCG whieh t@ écheduled for Konday Aug 4 at 2009 hre ( this will be.
‘sovered in the following paras).

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2. on Friday Aug 1 at 1400 bra 3 celled on OuINaHS Tin TARG, Minieter
Ooungeleb of the Nat Chinese Emb at his office. The purpose of the

Next ndet: Tuesday August 5 at the Res taurant-Bar Gontinetal
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call was to explain that the magazine La Mision goes to press the latest:

on the 18th of the month and it was too late to have anything published
on Nat. Obina. In Aoeordance with the instruction § received from Pierre
RUDIAN, 8 told TANG thet in publiehing such articles the magazine writes
then aogopding wt the wishes of the embasey.of the country about which
they are written. Becausa embageies pay only the subscription, they .
usually Bee to it that at least a half of page of advertieing je in-
eluded in the sane lesue. f

Se RANG oxpreased understanding for such @ practice end stated that
ha wae intereated in novPHBI aR ast icre on the Kepublic of Ohina and

‘probably one on OhiansLax-Shek aod that he would see to it that a propor

enount of ada be purchased.

‘he TANG went oa to ask which eabsasies are subscribers of the

magasine and which use it for publishing articles. § stated that preetical-|
ly all oubaseiee ere subscribers and almost all of them had their erticlea
published at one tise or tie other, TANG, ‘Bpparently, wes not satisfied i
with thie enewer and he asked point liz blane waa the Gov Embseey a eud=— |

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_ official of the Sov Embarsy. TANG eommented that thie was. unesual, “decause

Sovs maké- frends with nobody. § etated again that he hed no other way

of callings hie relation with the. Sov officiel than.a perronal frienéship. |

In reply to TANGY question: § -etated that he prefered not to mention the ,

nase of his Sov friend and. TANG asked what position did 88 Sov friend |
: have. & replied that as fer as he knew the Sov official wae quite high up.
oo) | (te). TANG continued his questioning: what was the nature of 8 relation-
ehip with the Sov, waa it a bisiness type relationship; how often dad they
see each other; where ded they meat. S stated that he never traneacted |
any business, with the Sov and they meet about twice a month for a dinner
or luneh in varioua resteurante. § added that the Sov plays tennia every
week~end and that he (£) sometime goes to wateh hin playing (Note: the
latter statement ie not true). TANG asked did 8 play tennia and he an-
awered negatively. . .
6. At thie point 8 asked wae he interested in teeting his Sov friend
end TANG stated that be was, Then, 8 asked %etd TANG whet should he say
to his Sov friend. TANG commented that thie was a good question and he
told S that he would think about it. Consequently, he asked 8 could he
‘pass by on Monday or Tuesday (Aug 4 or 5 ) and 8 said he would.

Te ' In reply to Fe Question 8 stated that he intended to tell L0G
exactly what tranpired - ‘oa hie weet with TANG and that he planned |
visiting TANG oa: Monaday bo that he would be able to tell LOO did TAND
decide to meet 106. _

A. _ #F ‘told $8 that he was coing too far in pleasing LOG and. was
getting in a deeper and deeper mesa by setting involved with the Nat
| Chineses it. was obvious from the attitued of Kr. TANG that he read him
“through and wae taking his time to find could he benifit. something out
i of the whole scheme. Therefore, S shoald aleo take it eaey and not
| rush to see TANG on Monday, i.¢. before esceing LOG; further, he should
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eeeting with LO often. ;
9. & felt that LOG would press for a mact wath § sa soon ae possible
onee he got fo Know that TANG had opened the posriblity of wanting to
| Beet with LOG. P considered thie to bo poerible and iepressed on 8 that

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it wae up to him to etall. .
10. At thin point § arked PF would we help dim out if he got in troubles)
on aocount of hie aeasceiation with LOG. P replied that he was trying to
inatruct ‘him how to keep out of troubles and it appeared that 5 did not
care much about what F was telling him. © reacted quite etrongly to Fe
statement by eaying that F waa wrong, or at least i{neorrectly interpreted
9 attitude: ae far ‘ae he (§) ie concerned tm he is willing to discontinue
meeting with L0G immediately, if we tell him to do eo. P answered that

if we wanted him to drop LOG we would had told him to de it, Nevertheless,
S as an Amerioan 4a certainly aware of the fact that ‘the US Service and,
consequently, the US eacurity is getting nothing out of ¥ collabvoratton
with LOG; in view of the fact that L0G will remain here only about 2 mdthe
more we felt 1t would be the beat to leave the matter take its normal

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 cogxee and find its natural endy we were and continue to be interested

in keeping/But of trouble, but to achieve this the most important thing
was that he carry out our instruction as he received ity we badly need °

that 3 fullbeartedly comply with our inetruotiony if §’ aasociation

with the XGB (sie) continues after the departure of LOG wo would probably

count on nis sincerety and complete complying with every inetruction he

pay. receive from us. § stated that it wes olear to hin that he could
not count om any help. from us if he got himself in trouble by acting

12. Ae the working part of the meet ended about 1040 hre $ stated
that he wea broke and did not anticipate to be in & better finanolal
the. 8 turned thie theme one way and the
other unté1 he came out with the requort for about 50.- Dollare. P answered
that he would look into the matter end we left the INy Le Olub and

hat the meet would trdk up
w@ complained that the place
& the food was lousy (true)

( she Ii) wae good for writing purpovea bu .
e not broke he would hed

and no'érinks were served and that if he va
invited P to a brandy. P reacted by offering a brandy. Oree at the bar
8 wekod P could he give hia poms money thie ovoning. P felt it would

Lled sore and he gave 8 XUSC0.< ond obtained

aerve no purpose if be otal
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Sate of Mest vuly 70 at Tertaurant Pirence at 1620

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bs . al Preerrenced meet to chien i-1 ceme 10 min early, The meet
. lasted 2 houre and 30 min. . : .
eee Next meet; Nednesday Aue 6 at the eemée place et 1530 bre, ae

7-2. L-l came to this meet ‘in much better ehape than he wae laet tine ae ete

in epite of the fect thet he complained of being tired. “Ne wanted to :
. eat sonetiing, but he Ald aot feel kes heving a full meal. Ye had 4 drinks
oe ( Rum anz rita). sO
- 3 L-l hended me a peraonallty: sketch wh.ch he prepared on DROVE
a ‘ which ie not moh by itself, but it could be useful for pareerstety
fog) «Gtseesueat of B, -1, _ : _- ‘ \yhe:
ee, I qudetiones 22 much as I van able without tipping my hand, iG

"Bout his virit to the Cov Ent on July 9. 2 detented no indieetion of
‘ deception ner “{thholding of info on hie eide,

5... In the aourne of debriefing t-1 on hie rent wlth LOC Io nede oy
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conmenta and gave hid noeesrary inetraction, which are evvereg in the

. folloving ,arac. poe ; Fe

| 6. fe L-l mentioned Lecs questioning about Livvab-2 +e innediately
; os pointe’ out thet the ~hole thing made no feqre to hin after LCGs repeated
: etavenente ot the lart meet that ue dae not interested in LiIOshel, T told
Tel that it made little rense to me, except, if LCS wiited ca eecertain a
‘was Lel celling him the truth. Ten I acded that z riched Lio “L-1 hed!
made sone statezent hich J-L could relay to LO to eee whet mould be.
hie rerction. lel cotuented that once ta the past he ‘old Loo ‘rat . i
LIC AL-2 told hin that e ured to knot a Sov ciplomet here whoa ne cous
sidered +. be ile friend ani var ilcappointed hea she Cov diplosat tried
to reamiit hic, becruse L¢ ware obviois thet the friendshiy vas a bretence, + :
“es 2°) tsatd thie he laughed and caid thet thie ~e: cue of aut old

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tale fact and would eppreciate Thother it in contained ia the files)

Te With regard to Victor I, FANCE P. (er X) there i= little to
caré iad the follorire whones printed; 44 T7-il: 46-15-78 and on the
bach wae mriteen 32-09-95. IT en not inclined to take at the face value
LOG's staternent that he knew ne thing about Rancs, espectaily, in view

of the fact that nae £ oucht to be attending the LICH for ®ome time to
be ‘able to speak sone “Ruesian and preunced tell. il te willing to

make the trenela tion ANOS vanta it he finde no ditticulty in. handling

‘the termtinolocy.

8 ...* LCGs reaction on t08" plen to rho the fov film at the

cP cénter at Versailles Sppearn to be interesting. ;

j.0 bel wae acain puze led with L0G's hints that L~l should do romething

eee

for the Socieliet cause genuinely ciclikes the idea of setting involve?

in the ESB work. T told him that I also did not want him to wet Invuived

in apying for <GR but i aid not want him to ve cast acide by Sov vil lciale;
there vill be things IL-1 can do to show the geod will 9nd wiiat he dees
Gru amount to nothing ae 1s the care ritn: the “sewing of the Sov finm: :

10. Ac-ording to Lel, LCS never before revealed hie political | Gy
way of thinking ar mich an he dig in hie staterents os neemning tre
exceesive fresdor in the USER end other Socialist countrier, i

li. ia anever to ny qguection L-2 st tated thet he broucht up the
auestie:. ve not being invited by LCG. to his apt, beceuce on the previous
weet. I asxed hin vhether he wae ever in LCSP Gouss, Thies corrects and
I ecked 3-1 thir question having in ried the tilline cat of tae FAQ,
IT sav id Laie arenda under Aug § Lose address flur 1200 rhre, 7 told
that if be io received ty Ilse as a friend that it-cill he aecersary ‘tuat

he (2-1) give @ erevAll dinzer for Lem at hia plece. Ar a natter of fact j
an} his wife chick .

befcre breaking up the evening Lel1 eh could arr 590
tete in S-pt they sould be éble to cone to Lette Lore; ne TELL add thet

he would soprectate Lf LOR bro ont along one cr two Fov coupler. Tf Lee
pere who elea rould be thers fel vill etate ke 224 ast nar nevirs gagone
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Subject LEBAQOH=1 (P-4805) - LOGINOV (en, ne) Neet .
% * Seotaurant Fonda del Retiro oa duty 28 at + 1500 bre

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i. fne meat wae prearrenged and I~1 wae io front of the restaurant
4 min before LOG. The maet lasted about 90 minutes. -
: TH2IR NEXT WERT: Priday August § at LOG Apt et ‘Tgnaeto Beteva
- 21/2 at 1900 boure.- |

2. No cocktails were taken before the meal and with the meal beer
was drank. LOG lead off with questions concerning Lele family, health,
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3. Ammong questions concerning L~l'e work there were also questions
concerning LIOVAL-1; was Lel giving his clasees regularly; was LIOVAL~1
asking L=1 questions about the USSR or Sov offieiale; did LIOVAL-1 make

\ any statements which would ahow "how he breates pol Litdoally"(eio). Lel

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gave routine answer pointing out that LICVALel does not hesitate to epeak
about his family matters and work, but bs never seks questions of any ° '
kind; be takee his languece classes regularly { there were 10 statements
ooncerning political matters,

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4. Iel told Loc that July 24 or 25 @ young man Victor 1 RAOS
called on him in the evening at home and told him that he needed a trane—
lation of about 20 pages of Russian text into to Spanish ard that he

‘was sent by LOG and he asked tim who was the person. LOG stated that he
did not know. the person and since it was a matter of tranalation te (L0G)
sent him to L-l hoping that he may earn some money by making the translation
Il asked LOG did he know that RANOS spoke come Rusedan which he learned
‘at the IIORH. LOG stated that he wea not aware of that feet. Lel will
make the traslation if he can handle the terainokoty dealing with economy.

5. Lel told L0G thet he spoke to ¥, MUNOZ about the Sov film and
that MUHOZ wae pleased with the offer. Me to the fact that MUNOS fe
presently undergoing Q& treateent he waa not adle to sake arrangementa
for showing: of the fila. In reply to LOG's question Ll stated that
HUNOZ wanted to show the fila in the Commniat Perty Centro (eio) at
YavessIIw


ene eee ae a weiner mtentnapeeenereee Smet
a nat nen ener

talk with MUNOZ. DP
6.7 Ieml told xiat LOG: that quite recently he saw in the press Bone=

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Verssillee, LOG exclaimed that for deavens sake he did not anything like
that; be wanted this to be entirely on private and personal banrie without
political elements involved; to ehow the film at Versailles would be
stupid, it would just enable the imperialiste to blast in the. papers
that the Sova were ‘gotting involved in internal political matters of
Kexicoy in view of the ooming Presidential eleotions this could be. ‘blown
up into a ecandal. L-l remarked that he “paw no difference in showing the
film in the OPCentro or in the. ‘entro Asturiano ae LOG wanted originally.

LOG explained at length the: difference and I~l promised to have another

thing written to the effeot that there are presently in the USER 4 types
of datention ( concentration }) camps and he wondered whether that was
an indication that the freedom in the USSH wae being trimmed again. LOG
stated that "thie was pure imperialist propaganda". He went on tu say -
that in the USSR the cafes are full of people and that one oan hear them
even oritisiging the government. He added that in his opinion there. ia

If Stalin was alive it could not happen that while the people in America
are openly proteating against the war in Vietnam and againat imperialien

‘a Socialist country as Ozecho rizes its people in favor of Amertoan and

Weet Gernam enpirjalion. "Too much freedom in the USSR resulte with still
more freedom in other Socialist countries: this is no longer freedom, it.
tea shameful detraial of Socialism; I hope that it will de realised soon
that Stalin waa right*, éaid LO, ; ;
7. “At thie point LOG worked in a hint to lel that he should do ;
something for the Socialist caure. Iml sounded his old tune eaying that
he eaw nothing he could do end added that now when L0G opened him the
door to the American Intelligence Service through Victor RAXOS (actually
working for fhe Zconomiet Inteliiyence Unit, S.A., Reforma 116 = 802 B)

- he would find out vould they pay him well and if they would he would
' work for them, because anywey the Sove never gave hin any thing. Vhen LO
. asked him what the hell he was speaking about, L-l stated that he wae .

ke joking and LOG eormented that IL-1 hed never done anything to help

the Sov effort end consequently, they were not able to pay him anything.
ata and afaad that he (T0681

- FF wets TAR ee rn Ae md On Andes

too much (dems siade mucho) freedon in the USER and other Socialist countries

ne nee time meinen ata

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hover invited his to his s houre, while at the tine he had met BROVKIN
he was invited to Bb house after they met the second of third time.
LOG told Lel he had no: intention of keeping L-1 away from his house,
id a hin to know that einoe the time BROVEIN wae here certsin.
‘Ghanged:. previously the Sov. Embasey waa paying the rent ufor
the. epte ef their wofficiele and now the officials have to pay the rent
from treir salary. Oonrequently, LOG lives in a emall,modest apt and: he -
dcea not feel that it ia. adequate for receiving people. IL-l commented .
that LOGe etatenent made him feel bad because he believed that they were
friends and that formalities were not noceesary among them. Loe counter=
acted tas by saying that -Iel and his wife were invited to hia apt on

Yed July 30, but he did not want L-l to be surprised to see in what kind...

of apt a Sov Aipl officials was living. I-l thanked for the invitation
and etated that it was impossible to him to come before 2030 hre on Ved
because he had late classes. LOG felt that 2050 was rather late and they
agreed that we Ie] and hie wife would come to L0Ge for dinner on Friday .

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Rate of Guly 22 at the Raffaello from 290 te 2725 hourr. .

the one cehediled for the prevsioue

norning of duly 22 -

there. Ia:

1. Shis meet tee neld in Meu of
evening to which € did rot come. In the course of the
fotried to reach § ty psone at hiv office but he ¢id not come
proned to our office and left the merrace to cell tin

the afternoon he

hore. I called ehout 1625 when I returned from anotier ope meet, tat S-
vee not in. Joreptine told me thot he .rould be beck ia 39 aiauter, “nen

ZT ecplled at 1709 ure Josephine told me thet § ealled froa out 898 told
thet I should eall phous: IAD : ars
A¢ 1315 hra ea wid ensvered tae plone and told that £ wee outs but roul3
return home soon. At 1900 hre the iid geve me the cae anever, At 1930
hrs Josepaine enszered and posecd the Phone to S$. Fe arranged this meet.
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her thet te wer goins to tie airport ead

next aeet: Let the Chez ie Siub 9% 2000 bre. oo

€ did net go throusch muuch of trousle to explain tne reason
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he did not cone to the meet the previous day. Ne sald that ke did not

write in hie notebsok the tine of the aeet and he went to the Reffeelio
in the evening he vent to

at 1490 hre just te see whetuer I vee there; in

movies vith Jorephine Veecaure, anyway ne vas nat sure when ™e Tere cup~

posed to meet. IT listened to ile exnianation without connent.

firet topic. S spoka about

3. te inevitably, She cicon lending wae the

Lanlias chied

§ tele Spat

pore itle Tioc 6 2

wae no Ash owbont oc Stsenottonal uereriztion ef och

feat carried to the atatecent about LOSE conv-ratulationes, Tt Le aleo
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that S$ cet sith 267 on roa evening (duly 21), f,e. at the tine S was
supposed to meet with se end he did act heve the gute to tell me thot:
he left re raiting one he went to meet vith Lot, ° ,
4. I rent to the delrinfing of © on hie meet rith LO%. roet of the

aepects of that meet ere self explenatory. Nevertheless, there ara new

inter-sting factor concerning §' future meete with LO. It may be noted

that S requested lees frequent neet on tasis of sugresti ion i nefe to
hie suring the brief neet of July 18, Another factor is the retsling of

dis moneys om, . ; De, : sae ere ¢

5. There are facts rhich are aetve. and. contredictory as for ae

LOG is concerned. [7G will rork out a plan mhieh isto provide recyrlty
reorel meets o en one hand and on the other he invited £ to

o their per
cote to the Prench Clut..... LOC ¢id not appear a serious operator if
he felt thet © wae avle to lead TAIG in conve abouts cilitary strength of
Red China. oT a
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6, The previously heralded friendenip ketreen LOT and # toile |.
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r Arar ves Just a little hetter then nothing. (Till. prepare a separate :

Attachzent}.

7. , AS the attachnent 21 shove I diseursed in datail the queetion <
of gt phone ealle to Ios on wuly 10. ; i
8. °° I elso shored ta £ 1G pares of the TSI snd he felt cenfident vo _

be able to ensver then ant elotlarones, +in ats the regtecrant & fecteaite. a

does not lend ifeel? te tle exsersire of acing any criticg there. There-
fore ve erreel te testo cn ines 2 mataly fort gs opumiera ef TLating ons
Whe Te

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meaning the ITj. Fo tela bin that I r Zz

couptiins te Moet reajeet, Ts ca dt legvel aris the question bnétreatly

ee intend to give Li tone money.

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, i a we JS ateted rkthout hesli retion thet he phoued to Let oa duly 1¢,

- 4.0. the day their neet tock place.

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oS believes trat he nade hie fiset phone call text: _khe’ one,

y. oe recorded hy LIENyov) atout 1100 irs, te wea told to cell in an four.
i : ri and he DID SAIL more or lees an tour later, Then, he was told thet
! ; Kae LO% wee etill huey and that he should call in 7O minutes. 5 natbep ag
r her ele ve “is TOLD and efter quite tit of walting IfG cane to the PLONE. .
oP & Son sequently, J& made TSEEZ calle to the sane phone munher,
of als, 3. 221 THREE calls whieh g& nade vere eancvered hy the ase male
| 2: ay voice, There vae no indication thet the male anevering the phone reovonived
gs dS voice in ény of hie tro back calls. | ; ;
S 4. Jf recalls that when he nade hie second call and eteted that :
* 4t was "VYlacicir calling" the operator underateod that "csliing" vas the
cecond nance and he asked ¢$ shonto epell it, which required sume explain-
ing. | : £
a , 5. oS ir positive that at no tine! duricg hic 3 calls he mentioned
m any kind of second nere, cd.
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ne : ATTAOMMENT 9 2
we . July 24, 1969

Subject: Jimny "SABORI (Pe13,830) Rayory on
Keet with LOGINOV (Pll, 712 yon July 18 at SEPe-Paris

1. The meet was prearranged and. it laeted about two hours. The pres
viously used. ‘procedure wae followed; S and LOG met in front of the re~
etaurant and they entered it together. ‘Ae usually, LOG was sharp in ap=-

“pearing akon the spot.

THZIR NEXT MEET: On Aug 4 at Samborns Tnourgentes-Teequena at
2000 hra.

2. gouree of th of the Neet,

- LOG aeked § why he did not come *to play tennis with him” at

the French Olut on July 12. § explained that he was not feeling well

and that he did not recover completely from the flu whidh he had all
week. 8 edded that. only for the reason of keeping the word given to a
friend: (L0G) he came to thie meet. Nice worde by LOG who concluded that
he brought 8 2 ‘bottles of Votks which. can be used as " a medioine® for
olde and similar disconforte. Be,

3. Ags 1% could be expected after such an ‘opening of the neot L0G
wae interested was 8 able to gcoomplish something for him. 8 told him that

‘he had done what he promised and gave LOG the written report which L0G
road. When he ‘finiened the reading LOG remarked that 8 did not eign the

report, Uhen 8 eaid that he was willing to do it right there, 100 said
that it wae not necessary and that he was only joking.

4... | LOG spent considerable amount of time in questioning 8 about

the reasona, consequences which: the cancelletion of PEXEX contract(e)
with eome US 011 companies. At certain. point the questions laoked ciarity
and 8 eexed LOG point blane what wae he driving at. LOO stated that 6
should realize that the w8SR is the second largest producer of of] in

the world (eto) and that he wae interested tn finding out war it possible
for-the USER to atep in where the Americans kicked out (aie). 8 told LOO
that it wae 4iffioult to go sore wrong than LOG woo in hie thinking;

‘beceune if Moxieaae tek 414 not want Acerteana tavolved {a their ofl

Buelasas 1% wae positively certain that they wanted no foreigner, re=

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industry. . : ;

3. LOG commented that the USSR wae very much interested in ptablish=
ing etrong eoonostio interchange, especially trado, with Mexieo an
not finding the right atmosptere ner proper respouge in Mexico. Ye asked

8 what, in hie opinion,. sould or should be done to overcome this situation.

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8S anewered that ne beldeved that the Bova ought. to change their mentality
if they wanted to trade with Xexico, naimly, in the field of trade they
should forget about Socialism and adapt the OCapitalietin mentality: to
trade with Mexico S@va would have to establish industrial plante here
and to do it Xexicens must have 51 per. cent share in each case, which
meane the controling atcoky in reality this does not mean that Nextoang
would invest 51 per ‘ent of the VOLUGs +e sees

6. LOG went to the other item of the written report and he asked .

8 how he went sbout in contacting Ohin-Usten TANG, counselor of the

Nat Chinese ZBmb. § told hin about posing as a reporter for the ‘nagagine

La Siesion and goirg there. on reocommendation of Pierre RUDIAN ( fee
. FERNALD's previous ‘contact report). 8 added that in tha Sept iseue of the’

magazine there would be an article dealing with Hat China and the

Poiking ~ Moecow ooflict and if needed another arteicle on Ohing-Kai Shek
would be published. LOG told S that he was pleaeed with the manner in
whioh: 8 handled the task he gave him. LOG did not disoues the contents

of thie part of §3 report and he questioned 8 about CRTANG: he wanted

to know wae 8 is 8 position to keep this acquaintance alive and aevelop

41@ in to a eort of friendly infornal. relationehips he (L0G) knew TANG from
some formal diplematio gatherings and he liked the person. § believed that
he wae able to keep alive the established acquaintance and wae not able

to guese as” to tew far be would be able to develop it. LOG suggested

. that 8 do not allow too moh time to pase until hie next vieit te TANG.

6 said that he eould call on TANG on Pri July 25 to explain him that
he did not aucceed in getting the artiole in the Aug ieseue of the naragine
and will publich 4% in Sopt iseus; at the sane tise S will make it known

that ho wee interested in gotting the aatesial for an article on Ohiang-kal

fhegk which should keep the doora open for another vieit.... § was in
hie element when ke wae decoribing thie and LOG wae not finding enough .
wom to praize § and et the sane time to encourage hia to sll he casa

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to bring his relationship with TANG to a point that LOG could meet TANG
ina friendly unofficial manner. LOG concluded that for such a job ha

- Was willing to pay 8 in terme of thousands of Dollars, After the dust

of verbage settled LOG..told 8 that he ehould try to feel cut TANG was
he willing to speak about the military stregth of Hed Ohina. LOG ex«

plained to § that propently, the Sove were completely in dark ae to the
" wilitery atrength and operational organisation of the Red Chinese arty;
' . they have no way of acquiring the info because even if they had friends
“in Red China none of them dared to maintain contaot with Sov officiala
. hor officials of other Socialist countries which ere known to be on the

Bov side; Nat China hag many spies in Red Ohina and they are well -infced

: on all aspeots of developments in Red Ohinar it fe possible that TANG

would be willing to rake arrangenents “with hie government for exchange

of info, eepsalally, military info between the USSR and the “ep. of Ohina
and: this would ba beneficiary to the USSR and the USA. LOG went on to
tell 6 that he should think in terma of using RUDIAN for getting. to
meet TANG out of hie embassy: be that a party or whatever aight be i
needed, the expenses will taken care of by L0G, becauee money is no:

, problem.

qT. Then, LOG atated that 8 should arrange something to enable | bog
to meet RUDIAN in a enall, family type, otrole. § was cought by surprise

“and told LCG that he told him that he and RUDIAH were quite often seeing
_ ach other. LOG stated that he knew RUDIAN well and was in say instances

with RUDIAN at ‘receptions and otner formal sooial functions, but he never
had an oportunity to be with RUDIAN in friendly and unformal ciroumstances.
8 commented that the only problem he found. in trying to make such. an:
arrangement was in the fact that RUDIAN often, sometime even twice in a

, week, drops in to ses 8 at his (Josephina's) apt but he never announoes

hia visite in edvance’ more. then an hour or two before he cones, ' ,

8, L0G asked 8 what happened to the US Emb phone directory; ‘aid the
girl (friend of 3) return. 8 anewored that he did not have the slightest
idea what was going on, *beosuse in his condition (of health) he did: even |
go to chock dia the girl return”, :

9» | LOG was proposing that they meet in the course of the next week
bus 8 told hia that he fel% that they were neeting too often and in View

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of nis status of a tourist it may ve aceunded that the Gobernacion carry |
out epot checks on hing if he was to be seen by the Cebdernacion or Security
| agente in company of LOG it ie prety certain thst they would take hia _
-——tn-and interrogate him; he thinks that thie oan be avoided if they do not ;
| . 8ee each other 80 often. | so .
| 1.” Lee agreed with S* reasoning and added that he himself realised
that they were getting together too often and he alao cannot be 100 per
cent sure that he is not tailed sore-time, Therefore, he will out a plan |
by which they will be able to see each other whenever it ia needed and |
j will limit their. regular personal meets to twice per conth. He went on
2 tell 8 that he ‘would pick up an aprepriate spot on which 8 will place |
" @ chalk eign wher he needs to se LOG urgently; LOG will paes by the place |
every morning and if he see the sign he will erase it which will assure
1 8 that ho und: retood his request and they would then meet the same evening
! at a placa (restaurant) whioh they would select only for this purposes.
B06 concluded by stating that this was the general idea and that he would
work out the detaile which he will explain. to 8 on their next neat. which
» they would hold in two weeke, i.e. sugust 4. :

ll. 3 commented that.the plan looked good and if LOG was sure that
-1t would work then there was no need for them to meet wore than one a
month. LOG etated that 2 meets per month were needed in spite of the
fact that. he was positive that his system was dependable. -

12... 8 told LOG that he did not spend any of the MH 400.- he gave
hia for the purpose of establishing contact with an official of the
Bat Ohinese 3mb and. consequently wanted to return the money. L0G told
him to keep it for himeelf and that he would give him money, as much ae
-needed, if he had an. oportunity to entertaia TANG.

“13. Rhere was ‘Bome ynconsequential talk and LOG told 8 to coge
to the French Oiub any Saturday and that he would teach him to play
tennis. LOG explained that he war going to the club every Saturday
about 1000 hre: & will be allowed to enter if he saya that LOG was
waiting for him. a :

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uly 14, &t at ielcher Geacpo & Leronit 2 Carice Shoe
at 1500 bre.

1. ' @ae meet wer arranged by phoae. Cn duly-17 € proned te our office
ang raquerted taat | BPIRNALD ring. him up the next cooning. after numerous
fruitless a ttenpte P finally reached S et hir house &¢ 1730. hre. S$ told

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F that he was rith a Chinese the previous dey end rould see ain again on
that afterncon at 1490 urs, © concluded that on the berie of kis first.

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entouster with the Chinese he pregered a resort for nis friend {LCciKOY)

whan he -rould see the reme evening et ¢290 nre. F told € that he tould

Wants to see what he vrote before he sives it to LOG <nd a meet rae

arransced et the above indiceted lecatioan, i Ane, a“
j o . or ve els ia :

Chin-! sien: Tang and Vinere :

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jo! 2. _° B asked § how aid he moenes 3 te.
‘be gee him. € etsied thet PlEgRée

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: & fat Chiaa rob and eaid thet £, # colle esrater in the La Mision. sould

like to visit the inb ane talk to a person tno would be eble to give hin
sone info for an article he wae preparing for La Mision. On July 17)
‘about 1799 ure S$ went to the Ex and s fter saying taat he was cening frou
Pierre fui} ws he tas received by 1 rans, Seurselor of the End. & stated .
that he wis interested in preparing s2 erticle concerning Shino - Sov
ideological conflict, } eeos territorial clains and repeated » vorder clashes

S would want heave sore views of Nat China covernment on tre

he , nor his covernrent,

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Count on inerican assistance to retirn to the ndinlend, Taro stated
thet Nat China Government was avere of the fest that the SSA cannot
help thee in that catter without getting invelved in war with Iao'e
forces, vhiok Net China understengs and coneidere that euch e war would
serve no purpose, ,

3. According to § after 10 - 15 min of talking TANS geve S core .
material end told him to return.the next dey to pick up additional :
material skich he-could use for his article. Tierefore, & vent to se .
the Nat China Zab or July If at ifa0 hre and cot cone of théir publications |
in Earlish., To keep the door open for ecditionel visit § requested some. ?:
material on Chien-kei Shek end Decg told hin that it vould take gone G

time to get it. | also asked ¢id € or La Mision nave connections Titn

Sevs here and § stated they did not, but the Sovse were subscribers to the

mesezine, Reportedly, this visit ested about 29 minutes. yf

| | 1 braked Facey, Nv

Ae. after resdins the paper { rerort) yack S pt enared for Loo :

B asked € was the Julia: : 4e sene person whom he mentioned
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CARRILLO TLORES

_ previously to me to his source on the Port of Spain xeat Conference and

refered to him as Eduardo. § claims that he knew of no Eduerdo CARRILLO
FLORTS, aad if he hed stated that it wes Eduardo it must have been a slip
tment ( unknown which} Chief =.

of tongue, 45 for Julian, he is a a Depar
in 2orzy%.

5e In reply to BS question € s

by the TITER decision vere Continental GI1, Gulf Gas (or cil) and Ffelly
Cil from Yelifornia.

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“Fas not hin intention te cut us short, but. to the contrary, he wanted -
tobe of help to up, FP ¢alely steted that 3 wos ett1l ‘edle to-do that
“tf ke tively-reporte equeintance with eny other fov offieial and follows
our tnetrsstiog for every Tartucr step ne atkee in relation chip with

such an officiel. © said thot ive could ‘count on hic.
7. 5 stated after sone thinking, that he hed co nections tn practical- .
“Ty. every branch of the Nexicen Sovernnent,: but datinit tely “hea none in ;
the feguridad de Zetodo. 2 comeented thet thie car unders tandable hecaure :
the Security kseps itrelf separated from politicking nich enables. tals

orgenization to-carry ont it duties without interference of politiens. ,

P added that the Security peeple afb excellently trained end rere

anazinely e flicient in their work. Tt as evident thet He ata tements :
lett § morried, ¥ took advantece of the silence and added as an after :
thovent that in die opinion it would be vise if & thinned his reeta vith :
LOG to 2, maxinun 3, per ronth. ec ee . . -

a3 Fo chenced his previously pr earraared rneet “with & from Sat July
13 te. Hionday “uly 21 at 2000 : are, & did not have. his notebook with hin
# that he vould not forget it. This meet dasted | 30 min.

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PSTROLEOS 1 EXTCAIOS

“Platicando con el seflor Jultan Carrtllo Flores, hormano del Secs.

@o Rolactones Extertorés, Lic. Antonio Carrillo Flores, sore la

Cancelaci$n de todos los contratos de extrunferog qie efectuaban
tor actuale

Inse Reyes Jeroles y no de la presidencise

Desde lueso, lleva la aprodactén col eofior Presidente Diaz Ordaz
dé que ninguna sano extranjera tenza naca que ver oon el potrole
eos de ln naction.
86 preparo dontro de Petroleos -oxtcanoa esnectalnente £1 selor-
Reyes Jeroles, Lito. Sergio cenhusea y el Lic. Carlos Zorrilla De
La Gsrza Evia, sub=Clrootor de Finanzea.e Kl ic. Jasus Reyos o-
Heroles y el Lie. Carlos Zorrilla Te La Garza son los prinetipale |
6s rasnonsobles y sa inclinan mucho hsata la Véxtoantzrotdén da -
todo on Petroleos Mexicandes ; ,

Erba jada de_lo Redbites de China

Hinlatro Plonipotenctario = SonséjJero del Enbajador,
Chineislon Tange .
Platique oon.el ar. Tang sobre el sroblera de Russo-Chino on le-
frontera del rio Ussuri isla de Dacaneol llaaada en Uhino Tranpad.

El epee quo Fas Tse-tuns en real{cad necesita tanto una diversion
do sts problexag tuternos coma consolldar el Eferatto ojo un ene:
emtzo para unir.gh pusdlo. Ya qua log Estados Taicos es un euan= .
ta viejo y qué no /arenazan sis fronteras, el ris lozico es la Un«.
fon Sovietica. [d¢9 torrends que reclaza son realmente Chines pues
eon el ad 1947 Zar Nigolis I lo-r3 anexar.s usta la cuenta del =~
rho Amur y en.e] aflo 1853 errancaron a China la marzea norte cele
miei? ride “ao Tsestungy ya sa f.4 nas alla de lo qe pensaba ¥ pee
ra 6] ya no hay vetorno. Sl sa recresa, pterde tanto al Bisreito
foto asiccor-a La unton cel gesies aredlo, Atara tiene que ad.uir
ajJelanto y sola qua “el caning see Injuvey a la custrae on el uraso
ge fan Petescurce usta ec39 azid ca obra T2 nTl tstiévasrog cuade
raJoa ve la Caira occidental. de it provinela de Sinklans. Asi que
en roalida’ ol provle=za ce la isla ca Chenpao no esta clreunsorita
a ella, que en si no vale la pena. : ;

Le precmiunts 8 que lado estan elloa en asta Frovleza y el =9 roespone
alo," sl lato qua ois sos coavunca™, Le difa quo al lado ca vao-
mo tient ua alfato 7 con al Jarus volveren a Catna. Ellos ticna «
un Capartaronta estratejica que estultla con Qiiens y cuanto ag ole
major tlery> ce recresar 7 can gulene alg les convlens,.

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- 1658 anoxan la margon norte dol rio.

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August 26, 1969,

Contact Report
Subjects Jirmy SABORI (P-13,220). an
Date of Veet: August 26 at Chez Rene at 1400 bra H

2 The meot was prearranged and § came on time, The meet lasted

{ ia
VRYS .owls Sept 8 at the siue place at 1400 bre.

S apolcgized for not. bringing ‘the copy of the, report he gave

Ze
to. ARDIZHARD: he did not think of it tnis peoning when. he left the hevtse,

Be I told S that the fect that DZDIEHARD would renain here at Zonat

five adc ‘ional month did not plesce me, hecuase I was not able to 1ct
the taings go the way they were going until now and be just aul observer,
In-reply to ny questions S stated he was ready and determined ‘to enytitng

‘we tell him to do: he is willing te drop the association with AZDIE SHARD.

he is equally ready to do or tell ABLILYARD anything we Instruct hin

even if it was certain that AZDIZHARD would drop him; hé is willing to go
‘threuzh any do'ngs we confider accex sary, I belisve Ss

‘as tlneere in

his statenente,
fe I told S$ not to calz 2 under any circunstances dvefore tie P next
meet (Sept 10); keep away from tue Chinese Eid; if he sets the ad 32 from
ITuau Renta rant 5 can advise 7273 by phone; take proof cL the article

a3 was pronised but avoid any conv wataoever; If Josephine feels like
golag to the French Glub on Sat f4ug 30) S can go witha her, but I svc
av point 12 him going akang alone, 5 stated that he urderstood what he

‘sas told an* be would not do a move ‘vithout checking with ma.
S asked in a matter of f.ct tona that he would like to know

ctoed with use Jid we went him to carry out the work we reqrest
nd give ac a eslary or make a wortawvhile

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wher? ue
for patriotic ravgonr; do we inte
present. T turd hin that he ces rost sure that ~e raalized that he was not
ins finanotal pvcition to be eble to work out of patriotic feelings, and
nonsequenti;s Rs sould be peic Zor fis work aa much as it is worth to us.
$. Ra next «rvoddut: Accorlis, to the avatecent of Dr Enrique
BOLATOS Cacho, cousin of GDO with whon GDO plays domino every Tuesday”

Pll 112.

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at Lo? Pinos, L.ZCHEVARRIA 1s the man; the race narrowed to 2 persons,
Echevarria and Ortis Mena; Mena is out because of reavono of health,

The statonent was made Sunday to ING, ESPZJ09 and § gotit from BARRIOS |

Gomez Monday afternoon, ( Note I phoned to S Monday morning and he did

have any news on this topic. ). _

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ATTACHMENT ne
. August: 26, 1969

Eubject: Jimmy SANORI (P=13,830) Report on Hie Meet -
with AEDIEHARD (P-11,712) on Aug 25 at Sasborne-San - Angel at 2000 |

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1. The meet was prearranged and it lasted 90 ninutee. Ko changes in.
the pattern of meeting and A came on time. . pete
THEIR NEXT MEET; Sept tO at the sexe Place at 2000 brs.
8 waa invited to cone on Sat st 1030 bre to.
the French Club sith Josephine. S not sure he
will go. Oe

worde about thinking about 8.and Josephine all day that rainy dey.

3e A hed a suprise for S: few daya ago he received ordere to remin
in Mexico at least 5 nonth> more (sic). When S aked was he aot. pleased with
the order, A stated that he was practically packed up and he had made

plans regarding the Placea he wanted to visit and it was’ pleasure in
unpacking. and so much less he liked the idea of cancelling his plans. —

S asked several questions about Als wife end A wae giving norsal answers.
Ati no time did A’ belittle his wide and he stated that she was 40 years old.

4... 8 handed: to A a written report on what he accomplished with the
Chinese. A thanked for the same and told S$ to get the article published

by all the means; do all possible to get the ad from the Luau Restaurants
keep in touch. with WOHG or TANG but make sure there ie a bona fide reason _
to go to see them, example, to tell them that the ad was obtained, show

then the soript of the article before it is published and similar; be very |
oereful becausa Chinese are highly suspicioue people. |
5e Then, ‘A anked 5 why TANG was not listed in the Dip List. § stated
that it was evident from TANGs calling card that-he just recently arrived i
hero. A accepted the explantion and told § thet YONG waa listed in the

Dip List es a counselor and that he (A) had confuesd ANG with YONG end

that it wae WONG who spoke Russian. : . a
6. At thie point A handed to § en envolope containing MN SO0.~ . ;

and he told & he wanted bim to have that money for sccidental expenses J |

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while ecxl eating f{afo for Aes 3° pretended he was “hesitant to reosive money |
but did not “arag she: ‘story. long ( from fear that A might change his nind de.

7. After. the brief “oeremony” about giving and scoepting the money
& asked S did ‘Pee have any news about - ‘the. Us Embassy Phone Directory. 8 remind

A. that he told,at: ‘their: last ueet that he had. no way of getting it. A asked = :

S& did he imow anybody working ia the wa ‘USIS. When & enewerdd that he did

‘not think 80 A told his there wae a number of girla working for USIS, they:

work on the 5rd floor (of the Emt building) end several of thes live in
the Hotel Geneve; they carry out some propaganda; A is not sure"how fsr*
can one gat vith them ( in terns of having good tise ), but there is no
problem of getting them ( although, the interest 18 limited to one. girl) to
go out for dinner and denoing. This is eomething 5 showld look into.

- § Gonmented to the effect did A have @n idea how much it {Ske to. take a

ohick like those for an evening of good time; such a bill rung about
MN 700.= . A replied that money waa no problem; if S linea up something
it is enough if he phones him a day earlier and he will bring him the
money. : .

a. At this point A geve S the following instruction: If S ever
needs sosething from A, a8 money, or he has something for A he- should -
call the Emb and state that he wants to speak to Vladizix. of the

. “Consulate and stress that it was Vladimir calling. If A is ia hig office
a ‘he will take the phone and there will be "juat mucho gusto de _saludarle"

frou both sideas. If A is not there he(S) ia to requeet’to’y giveilthe _eecage
that Vladimir ealled. The call should be made in: the morning if possible.
Regardless, whéther S gets to speak to A or not he is to go the sane

evening at 2000. hra to their meet place at Samborne-fan Angel.

said
9, = he would see ‘what could. be. done and aeked A was it possible

that he was nos able to do anything about the platinus. A apologised |
‘that it skipped his memory to tell S that he epoke to their Commercial
Oouneelor Viktor IVANOV (full name mentioned by A) about the matter and

| that VI wanted firet to know through which Swiss bank would the transaction
ve carried cut; terms of the desl the buyere propose and be advised that :
Sova were not interest in any deale which would be lese than 1 million
US Dollars. Az econ as 8 submits the info, S and IVANOV will etart work=
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j,. Qommanted that it sounded good and that both of thom will make a’ nice
;  Gub of mewy: money. With a smile on hie face A told S that he did not
| want. any. money because he bad al] the money he wanted. A commented that.
“y thts was, the case. which’ makes it evident that. they wera in position to.
-help each ‘other- ‘ A ‘eo ilitates the platimia deal for Ss and § gst hold.

of a girl who can bring: out: ‘the phone directory for couple of hours.

10. - ‘K eeked’ ‘the: regular. question. as to who will ‘be the “next,
President of Mexico. 8 told him it. will be Iuis ECHEVARSIA, but thio. is
still not positive. A did not ack for the source of info.

he: 5 aeked A wiio was the girl. ‘in the restaurant he waved to and
she waved. back. 8 stated at wee the girl with whom he w quite regularly.

played tarinis. we CIF Bee

122. S was not able to ‘vreoell one more thing A asked him to do or
find info about, : . .
13, The mest ended with a talk about birthdays. A bse hig on Deo 25

and hia wife earlior. A made it known that hia wife would ‘accept with
; pleseure 8 Barthday present ae a bracelet. :

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Sergio" appeared to be about 25 years old end was intréduced es his wife +

: one would o wife, bat rather as 8 cistress). AESLIDRIFF. new nothing & core : .

, front. of the Futursza theater, Lesinov introduced hia to hor ts "Gol. .

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“Soviet Cnivaiters a Controte?
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- [uring the effete beseecu ADUDRIFF end Leroy, oo

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they went ‘to the nay. ies once os te tee a weer, the Futurs:aa end Cine: Mod

being the ¢ theaters & 2st Trequently eitended, LOGIIOY alwrys nade some: _—

sort of contect curing these outings, according to AESUpRIFF, She stated,

that he us suelly ler his seat étout 2309 hours and went. “out to the lobby

_ for sone tire. Sha did nat know whore the contnets were octually nudes is
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Once she end LOGINOY encountered, ‘apparently as eldentably, outside the:
Cine Moa theater, o Noxicen Arsy Colonel, who was introducéd to her by ;

LOOINOV as "Col. Sergio," In this instance Leah 10Y did not ‘exeuse hosel t”

to have & privste ecaversation vith the ‘Nextenn..

curly hair, Bppecred to be of Spanish descent, Tae. vor an with cot

(which AEMIDATEF’ doadt ed because, as she put: it, he didn't treat her és.

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about thic Mexicsa and never stew hia ‘seein. : . ; SG

oa another ‘oseastoa,’ Lostney’ end ADTERIFY ect en Arericen in | i

Michcol." AEMDAISY ateted that he wes dressed fn etviliea clothes, Ke

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“had blo: od hair, vas of modus Leight, no glasses, In wey grey eyes
(AEMIEGL ES? Phdehs him mite elirzctive), LOsuicy t tyta Hehe," that he
“would ecll hin the gext ery om tegent business. “Wiehaok” wus elone.

Slthot tesy cig nus heve e erivels conversetions She.

‘esimated this encounter tosh plese rtout Szptenter 1959+
GOLCIZOY = ADMIDEIIF stated ‘thins COLCUZOT used her “in the
: se me » cannér, f.0., tock hes cleus 3 th228 in cll to Cine Chapultepec, then

left hex during the rovie to neke sone port of contact. -

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: Goneemins: Sovtew Cénstustn tn the ixfecn Policas AEAIURIFF
stated thet she. overt eerd GOLCUESY end EYCMIN talk ebout tany conteets which
they hid in the police here. ne seid che 2 had tlso overhte ad Vote: TZAXOV,

TAKULIN, AD CHHOV telk edsut how tany good police contests the Soviets

_ have. Kovaver, €ach specific exeaple wv nich AE AEMIDRIFF could give ‘concerned

sone non-operstionrl favor which tHe Soviets could ect teken care of, C.Be,
when the Soviets way ated to get sezething through Aduanus when sete Soviet
_ Was aissing und poles cooperetios us needed; gatting edveiice netice when
_ soze dsuonstretion hostile to the Soviets was about to tate plece, ete.
She was not edie to recall ony ists thet Soviets had ororat ion 121 contacts
‘in the police; egonts. reporting oa net the police vere doings essots who |
assisted Soviets oreratioanlly in sone woy.. Hovever, ARMIDRIFF thoucht
the Sovicts protenly drive such assets. ; a
Conceratns Sovtes ecretrts in West Corsa Folica: AEMTUUTF
reenlled that vhan she went to C2: rainy Gs interpreter for Soviet surgeon
ond “texttoo': wri ter, Parte nasty, tn Jemary 1$£9 (shey went to Coloma
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steed that the F abnesy yoda scene pole vecnts within the Vest
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veo holpsd thon to Bwoteet the Savicts (in con text thet At

¥vES “dengsress thera; seue Soviet offlets} could te kidnapps ad yy the ened,

ete.) ANITLAIGy noted that ANASOY was axe old end very. -prost regite. :

Mi eceVansts orsnnttesé: notes - ASUPRIFF had no know ‘Ledge,

of Soviet cafe hovses ov sets &partoimnts. She strted that neny Soviet
viuitors steyed nt the Hotel Virreyes or in two ot ther hotels near the
Soviet Embassy (che. couldn't reneater nexes)s Shs etd not znow whether the .
Soviets had eny sort of special era: nagement or contacts in these hotels.
ABNIERIEF stated that she had attended several perties: at

which Kexicens also vere present (she recalled specifically pertics et the

: hones of KOLO: AURKOY, PARUL it, TCGIUOY) and in each instance the Soviet

officer, at sona point during tha evening, hed a Private conversation with

a Mexican guest. : (Unfortunetely, AEMIDRIFF wes unable: to recell the noxe

"of gny of the Mexicans she ret on these occasions, ana of course there is

no way of knowing shebher such private conversctions were orerstional,

reetings.) AEMIDRIEF commented that at purely soviet partics, husbands als ,

ways went off together end talked business, ond 4f wives approcehed, they

stopped: their conversation. oo, ; .
Debriefing conducted 16 3 June 1970:

KCRLUSSXI AEMIDRIFF cosxented thet sha thousht KORUSdKTH.
made operations) seetings in the Srecen Par, since she often sag hfn
sitting in that tar, wenring dork glusses cad trying to loos inconspicuous.

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_¥as told ty Penicl Montiel (Donkel MENICZ Montiel, 201-258951), the Sovict's.
ehruffeur, that ihe brother, vhe is a Conbral Cosulttee number of the P&L

end eho worked on the PCM publication "La Voz 62 Mexico," ves in contact

vith KUPLIARGY. In eddition, AEMIDNIT? stated that she baileved that

_ Arwzandd VERTIGO (iden vith Arvenda 1 Z Verdugo, 201-951726) had en-

uncle, cleo nexcd Armando VEREUGO, who is First Sceretury of the Fos end
vho is in contest’ eLth. MUPIMAKOY. At least this vas strongly inferred by
Monticl, eccerding to AEMIDRIEP. Editor note: Arnoldo MARTIUSZ Verduso,
202.-654254, who ig brother of Arecndo, is First Secretary of PCH).

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AEMILAIF? stated that KUPLYAXOV olweys scened to. be very interested in ond
. knowledgeable of whet appeared in "La Voz ee axteo” end in the PO! publi-
cation "Ls Esoca." She stated thet, in geserel, KUSLYAKCV paid so mich
- attention to lozel politics end seened to be so well inforaced on FC
caters that che felt certain he hed sovathing to do with the POL.

- AEMEDRIF? stated that KUPLYAXC7's wife was | good friend of

+ Salvedor GIZALEZ Horin, head of thé Yoado d2 Cultura Poruler. GOuZALEZ"

.wife wore: ia the Kuscus of Anthropolozy. CONZALEZ sola a lot of Soviet

bocks, according to ATXICRIFF, end for that reason was in contact with |

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XUPLYAKCT, bat she cesmented that CCIZALEZ cay olso have been utilized .

by KUPLYAXOY in sore other operational wey. Most of KUFLYAXCV 's eSntests

sees to te Journalists. (Tuece vere tho poople ADIDAITF env talking to hin

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.that these "coatrets" involved in student’ plots,  AEMIERTEY releted that

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‘once at Rute Cine, LOG Ov weede ® resting with a group of youths vho cere

in enothor Gar (Foleoa), thocher tins, sese 2 or 3 Gays | later, LOSINGY
hed NITOPOLSID give hin. sone shotguns which ME7or ‘OLENL had cherge of
Losiicy got the guns ab bout 22c0 or * 2300 3 tho puns were retumne d the next
morning. Others who seer: ad to te gcing out all the tine et night during
the student riots (end talking Bbout their reetings in, general the next
morning j Were EOLSHAXOY, KORMOUSIEG, HIXIPOROT, AESIORIFF naver heerd
nention of mene; betng Passed during this Feriod (tie.; to Soviet cesets.
involved in riots) nor eny wention of auy neces or Positions of essets
(this not in egroenent with soxe off Dan Jexgs info). CENYKCY seexed to be
involved also. , .

Dobriefine conducted 12-16 Mase 1970: : ARIDRIEF as again

questioned on her knowledge of Soviet activities during the 1658 student

disorders. Sh reported that ell she reelly knev wns thst the Soviets were

very busy curing this rertods thst LOSINOV told her he ves going out every
night to eske "contects;" thet she overhesrd Soviet cese officers telkins
at various ticss during this Feriod to effect that they very busy, reking.
many contests; that the situation vas fetentirally explosive end a deagercus

tice foyv thea to te uniing such centacts. AE TIQUEP tries vas vith LOSINCy

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-in relotisa ulti the student disowiers, any centien of the leve] of ine

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velvemens Of discs conbusts dn tha studens ergeunlasiions, any sention of

sete the student covenant, financing of the student covensat,
- . see - ars as 2 °
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or tha line. Sax really dezsn't kaer thes the Soviets hed tay contacts

“with dipect necess to inforzetion to these ectivities, bat ene strongly

esounss that they eid, based on their level of ecbivity end the strong

tenor thet LOGINGY end other cuse officers seve to the idea thet the contects
they vere nekinsg vere dangerous ones for then to be seen with during this
period. . . ; .
Debriefing conducted 1-§ Mine 1970: AECEDAINS questioned

re 1958 student disordcrs ecsin, for elavification previously poported
details. She stated that the Soviets had sone different types of rifles
in tha Cormercicl Office which served as.sezples of guns. vhich. they were —

trying to sell comrerci¢dly in Moxieo. ne nicht about 11 o'clock, curing
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the peried of student riots, LOSINOV esx2 to the Comercial Orfice with .

“ samorodsta (AEMIDRIFF was there wetching T¥). They got “sone rifles -
AIDA could not eee how cony or what kind. They toon. thea cut in some

-sort of begs. The next corning "sone™ rifles were returned to the Coa-

cerctel Office, but AEMIDRIFF dossa't knov vkether 8)2 of then vere

“ prought beck. She dezsn't know ihether or not LOGIOY richt heve teen

duty officer for tho Embassy for that night. -

AENUDRIEF stated that NECHIPCRKO's trip tack to the USSR

during the 1653 rists cay well have teen to ropart on the riots. Eevever,

she didn’t knoy that this was the ease cond noona speed fiecally told her so.

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< QMENORANDUM FOR THE WHCORD

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- oe SUBJECT: -Conversntion with Ed ELLY with USIS
¥ a .: 3 December 1969

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wo. 1. On 3 December. 1959 I had a bried conversatica with Kd
, SOF SLLY to find out if he knew any of the: Soviets at the Freneh*
po, . AClub, and to brief hin on these individuals, Ke did not know
v . _ Svither CHERNYSH (P-13 042) or SHEVCHINKO (P-13,623) by nane and
~~ when Y showed hin pictures, he said that-he did not, recognize,
v Wltnem by sight either, Since he is.a relatively foot; player and
“ wm. they are relatively poor, it is not likely that they would
an & play together, He said, however, that he would keep his cycs .
: y fopen for them and would try to identify sone of ‘the contacts. ;
Itthey appear to be making at the French Clubs. I explained to- hia 7”
‘who the two Soviets were and why wa were interested in then, and
he said that he would be only to happy to do what he could, .

7 : 2 2. Y also asked him about Gloria PINTO (P-14,223) and showed
4 him ‘a picture of her, but while he thinks he ray have scen her,
Z aa he does not ‘know her, Ne will check with his wife who may very
- te well. know her Since she is a regular player and probably more or -
_less -in the same league with Gloria. 1 told EULY that Gloria . ;
_ had. been very close to LOGINOV (P-11,712) and that I was interested : :
_.to find out if she would now, since he bas departed, transfer her :
attention to one of the other Soviets, (I was specifically : a _
interested in finding out whether or not Gloria and CEERNYSH had . oS
met on the morning of 29 November as indicated by LIENVOY, but 2
_XLLY had not been at the French Club that uorning.) . . ,
. - se = . - we a . : . . Y

3. ELLY commented that he had found it hard to make contacts
at sports clubs in Mexico than in other countries. Mexicans were
particularly difficult to bécome friendly with and it was not at
all uncommon to have a tentis match with no personal’ contact
whatsoever. He said, however, that he thought the French Club
_was bettey than most in Mexico City, Even though the people
at the Frerch club were rather clanish, it was easier to get to
kaow them there than, for example, at Chapultepec. | _

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. Bincéthe Olyppics, a a the friendship exten

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much xixek respect. She didn't. think hin very ¢ smart, and he was

consta tly saying foolish things against the United ‘States. Shaansxar
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but: then she never saw: hin when his wife was not along. (Again,

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“| subtantially different from the one S gave to FERNALD on Sept 12, the

: date of their inst personal mest. Inspite of the vaguenses coneerning. °
_, the datea end absence of details, this story appears to be much closer
-; to truth, than the vereton of Sept 12. ;

-Date/Place of Meets “apt O0ét 7. at Ches Rene Rest at 1414 nre. _

‘1. - The meet | was arranged by: iphone ‘and. ‘8 ‘cane about 14 mia late.

8 apt in the afternoon when he was not home and after exchange of. nice
. were with Josephine he told her that he waa not able to keep hia ap-"

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Efile TL (eregie)
fed C Fe Nae LES OE ETS LS Oepoder 7, 1969

Contact Report
Subjects Jimmy SABORI. (P-13,830). -

NEXT MEET; Oct 10 (Friday) Ineurgentes. Sus & Extremadura

. at 1100 bre.
Yn According to S his leat meet with AEDIEHARD was on Aug 25,4 A had
erranged a moot with 5 for Sept 10, but A did not come to that meet. Two
days: later,i.e. after he did not come to the saheduled meet A phoned to -

pointment with 8. two days ago and he wanted to apologize for not showing |

) up and that he would ring up 8 in a déy: or two. Because there were. no oalls

from A for few daya (sic), 8 decided to give him a ring and advise hin

| that he hed something for him, namely, & had in hia possession 8 duplicated
‘sopy of an “Agreement” concerning the Platinum deal. Ae it is evident

from the mentioned eopy of the Agreement the eaze wae signed and the
Buyers Agent signature, wes legalised vy the U.S. Consul in Yexieo O1ty a

on Sept. 250 ; . ; .
3. . Although, this story lacks acuracy in terms t of dates, it is

4. 8 gave ma for ‘oopying @ technical copy of the above wontioned .
Agreement concerning the Platinum transaction, As is evident from the

wording of tho Agreement 8 would hove nothing to do with Buyer or Buyers :

Agent. The Agreement plaees 8 on the Sellery side or at the beat makea
hin middle can between the aotual Seller and Buyer's Agent. ? did not
road the Agreezent in the reotaurant (during the peat) ana” ‘nade na come
noate. With regard to the Platious transaction se euch,


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ny ee ence eee

Andteating. to & that he might. leave, 8 stated that this situation wae:
giving. hin an opportunity to find out for us who was As replacement. -
. F told him that it was. a common, knowledge as to who was AB replacement
and that. the only thing to ascertain positively wae whether A had dropped —

his (8) or the developments prevented A fros seeting with 8.

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‘all the facta the latest. Thursday Ost 9 and be asked 8 to come on Friday

“would go to an adequate place for such a convereation. & offered that
_ the conv could be held tn his- apt and FP tolf that it would be’ egainat our

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5. & asked P should he ring up A fros the resteurant to ask. for
eet with him. P told & that A had left or was about to take off the sam
afternoon. Instead of commenting on the fact tha A left without even a

6. Therefore, F suggested to § to phones to the ‘Sov Bmb by ueing :
the duplo’ talk (code) which A gave him and see what happens. If ahothox’
person tells him that A left Hexico, 8 should sek how was he to go

about a trenesotion he intisted with A. If the anawering person insists:-
in knowing what wae it about, which 1s doubtful, 6B should Lingt himself”
to the statement that. it isa commercial matter involving large amount
of money, and it resohed the etage that an setion should be taken,

Te § promised to phone to the Sov. Emb on Oct 8 about 1000 bra and .
# told him that he would ‘give him @ ring about 1500 tre.

F told 8 thet ‘he intended to discuss a serious matter with hin
but did not have all the facts on hand as yet, # added that he would have

Oct 10 to the place mentioned in para 2 above at 1100 hre and.that they

practicos. . :
9. Ae far no is present activity wae concerned, 8 ‘eteted that

he waa doing a lote of running in connection with his attempt to sell
the unfinished hotel on the Calete Beach in Acepuloo. :

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COUNTRY Of xt eg }

) ) AGREENERNT
CITY OF NExIC0, DEL) Se

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THIS AGREIMENT made as of the date of

the sflenatures hereto, by and between. the uacersigned SELLER'S AGENT, as

Opent for an uvadiselosed Foreiga Peincipal, hereinafter referred to ag

-SELLER, and the undersigned BUYER'S AGENT, as ‘agence for another un=

disclosed Foreign Principal, hereinafter referred to as BUYER;
. WHEREAS, Seller's Agent represents,”
as authorized agent, @ Foreiga Principal or entity, who are tha oimur's
of certain azounts of Platinua and also tepreseats that Seller's Agent,
: being an Amerlean citizen, has ‘no rights, title or interest, either -
legal or equitable in and to said Platinua, and fs acting as Agent ty

Sos
a :

‘solely for a conntssion; and

"WHEREAS, Buyer's’ Agent vepresents
that'his principal desires to purchase Platinum froa a Foreign Principal
or entity, being a domestic Anecrican company, has no rights, ttele or

interest, either legal or equitable in and to safd Platinua, and is

- ,acting as Agent solely for a connission; , : : oe -

Y * NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of

‘the premises, covenants and conditions hereinafter contained, it is

mutually agreed by and between the parties as follows:

*. (a) "Seller's Agent agrees to sell and. Buyer's Agenr agrees to
“purchase approxinately One Hundred Thousand (109,000) troy
ounces of Platinua mere or less in shipments of Tweaty

nose Thousand (20,000) ounces monthly, priced on the basis of

1000 fineness, the same to be a transaction through a
. mutually acceptable. bank in Zurich, Switzerland.

(bo) in connection with the said purchase aad sale, the Foliowing
Procedure shall be followed: .

(1) Upon the execution of this agreesent, the Buyer's Agent

"shall take imzediate Steps £0 cause to be issued to the
Foreign Commercial Bank, Bellairescrasse $2, Zurich,
Suitzerland, a divisible, transferrable, irrevocable,
unconditional and without Tecoursa, letter of credit
payable in U.S. cutreacy, in an amoune sufficient to
Purchase the first shtozede of Teeaty Thousand (29,000)
Croy ounces of Platinun issued by a bank acceptable to .
Seller’s Agent. The sald letter of credit shall be in
the form set forth, attached hereto and pads a part
hereof; a non-negottable copy of the letter of credie .
"80 posted shall be furnished te Seller's Agent to exanine.

(2) Ten (10) basking days herefron ts Btanted to Suyer'’s Aseat
to deposit said letser of credit froa the date of acecept=
ance of this agrecsvat and Stgnature therool,

a ror

537.

~ GO) Sether*s scent shall tel ive
the docu ts j
twenty (29) banzing days af
Jetter of eredic and ther caftor whath co vue such
Celf{verfes uaril all of said Plat {nun has beea delivered,

/° such delivery of all of said Platinum to be completed

within One Hundred Eighty, (360) eays after the posting
of the Jetser of credit. se

oe ‘ (4) ‘For the payrent of such transaction, the Seller’s Agent
a shall cause to be extiibited to the Buyer’s agent the

. documentat Loa to be délivered to Buyer's Agent to effect

said sate, to-wit: (a) “arelouse receipt, (>) Tatransit

permit: and (c) Assay report;

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Thereupon, the Buyer's Agent shall provide Scller's Ageat
with satisfactory evideace of insurance ‘by which the —
Seller's Agent and his princtpals are protceted againee
all hazards from the loss of said Platinua during the tine
it is being assayed by Buyer's Agent's assayer (should
Buyer's Agent desire an assay by his assayer) and extend.-
to the time of payment as herein provided, it being under-
stood that legal citle shall -not pass to Buyer's Agent or
his principals until Payment . in full has been made fo :
“

. Seller's Agent; wee

+ Payment shall: be tiade by the-said bank from the lected: of:
eredit on deposit within five -(5) banking days fron the
‘date of delivery of the Platinum to the bank in Zurich, .°:--~
Switzerland, and payment-.shall.be: made on-the .basis ‘of i: be
the accompanying assay certificates; provided, however,
that within this five (5) banking day period Buyer's
Agent may have the Platinum dssayed by.a recognized <%=.
assayer of his own choosing, ‘in which event the Seller's ‘~
Agent shall have his representative of his choice on hand
with the Buyer's assayer at the. point of .assay for.the:
purpose of observing the assaying of - ‘any “materfal which
is the subjece of this agreesient. If the parties. hereto-
do not agree with the results of such assaying, then

7 each may select an umpire and these two shall.select-a

. third umpire and the conclusion of any two of these

umpires, as = ee

a

qa the value of the: Blatinum referred ‘ta of chi cPis
herein shalt “pind the parties. Such umpire procedure
shall be completed and a report mate‘ within the period or .
not to exceed five (5) additional banking days. If © 2-0 ercote frre
‘this umpire procedure is used, and while ic is being .
used, payment shall first be made immediately on the
basis of Seller's Agent's as$ay, as to the undisputed ~:°22, 4
‘amount, with the disputed amount to await payment until
the. unpire'’s report has been ‘made, whereupon payment shall.
immedf{ately be made on the unpire’s repore for the amount,
if any be determined due. by unpire's report. When no assay :
ds requested by Buyer's Agent, payment shall be made ~ ee
irzediately on the basis of the assay cercificates which
a aucuy oe aecoripaay the caterial. ‘The-expense of Buyer's assay shall. sis. 6. cel ee
be to the Suyer, and the cost, if any, of the umpires shall- s F
; be paid equally by Buyer's and Seller's Agents.

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(7) Buyer's Agent shall assune the coset of packaging and freight
‘Insurance, transfer to airport and all responsibility. of
> . the Plactinua once paynent has been completed co Seller's wee
Agent... At this poinc, Seller's Agent shall be conpletely
free of any responsibility in regard tu said Platinua.

(ce) te is spectftcally understood that netther the Seller's Ageat

. nor tha Buyer's Agent shall under any coadition disclose to

a . anyone, except the. Seller's Agent's undisclosed principals and
7 7 the Buyer's Agent's undisclosed Prinetpais toapecttively, tha ..

mature of this agreescac.

oo.
sontravencs any natieaal or oy
e3 OF regulations of Sx ttneris nd

» Sail be deemed null and valid |

(2) Tits Agrees sat to the ex
Jecal governsent Lavs,,
= or the United States of

{ “ (e) Performance under thts Asreetear shall be excused for and so
. loag as forces majeure, acts ef Cod, strikes, war in which
| . efther couatry {3s involved, or any sinllar forae majeire cause 6 + a,.
‘ which may interfere with the performance beyond the control > ok
of the parties hereto. +- os. . . ; : :

, CE) Seller's Agent shalt piv ide 2ayet *s Agent e Narchoute recetpt
. dua fa-trangit. permit, aad an assay Feport with each shipment.

() alt notices which may be given under ‘ghis Agreement shall be Len
. . Biven fa writing by prepaid cable, airmail, or by personal - ee :
service to. Buyer's or to Sellez 's Agent. at the address listed. ---

below. . : . . : . .

Sts er anapyes

(n) The price of said Platinua shall be. Ninety-five (595. 00) 1 vu. S. Dollars ;
‘Per troy ounce per 1000/fine.. . co : ;

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4(1) Seller's Agent expressly agrees thac if Buyer’ s Agent shalt
have furnfshed a letter of credit as specified in sub- _.

paragraphs (1) and (2) of Seettoa b above, and Seller's. a
““Agent shall fail to deliver all of said Platinum as provided

in sub-paragraph (3) of Section b above, and the documentation
“referred to in paragraph (4) ef Section b above,- then Buyer's ~
: Agent, at his option shall be entitled: fo cancel this contract-7:~ tc
and neither party shall have any further - obligation hereunder. wT ne

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he Subject arrived at th Cafe five ninutes late -(udusual for hin)
fairly bubblin: over with "good news". Subjects had a little difficuly,
geteingka to LOSINGV'S Exbassy ses -edida «t 16) irs. as he had planned.
> scoms thit tre mizabor with whoa he hed plaied to le ve his child
; “was not at hone and so re what to wait until his wite cane hos, «t about | .
a 203 hrs. Sudd arrived at the inbassy at ebout 2020 hours where he was ;
ao ; vactily greeted bo LOG. afte sy only a fe: ruords of grestiag, Hrs. LOG
oe - ixed Subj a drink and a sandwich, an‘ LO3 excused hirself s.yinz ne hed to “
oe tale carao? the many guests and telling. Subj to w-ie himself? at home »
: “——"" >> Men are more o> less one ‘of us." It should be noved thit LO} did not.

to Subj. Xi2xsant Subj soon appro sehed Yurki Cxaavy3d
32 a’ DAVY DUVSDI

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ath _ _ dntroduce anyone
So and a rather long, innocucus convesabion ensued.
ape roche Nie cuir and was introdiced to Subj by C-5NoS (Card

att icned.) Subj rag very taken with DAViDUVs.I's charn m sinplicity ant
leamed ti:t the Jatier had at one tire been a "locksmith," (7) and
hewing studied at tre "Inte national Dinlon:tie Institite" recived tits

appoinunent as Frivate Sect to the ambassador.

2. Dering one of Sudj! s free moments he approached Pavel KOVALEY,. : i
whom he recozni_ed fron the army Day carty wiles att need, bub he could ‘
not recall ais nine. KEOQVALS¥ said he thought he recognized Subj's face .
but could not place it. Subj then tol hin taat his mother Saugat Spanis'’: :

‘at the Enbassy (setually Subj told me he is not sue she is still.doing so.)
as interested in forint a small grou? w stud, Sranis®:

"Do  KOVALEY sald he
i cholo. w=). ahd huve Subj tese: it and te Latter heartily agreed to do soe: OVALaY
} ~~ 7 promised t. phone Subj at the earliest oprortunity. Subi asxed KCVL EV !
: * . ho-v-the latter s:ould be adiressed, i.e., wiat vas nis cosition at tne vi
7 . ib? OK replicd that he wes more or less attacned wo the sdlitary attaone 's : fe a
at 2 office. ; pl
oj . PM Koby ELA O pecbale > wi
: i OS a ; 3. Subject met a younz lsdy, Tanya OG, ‘and husbani naw unimosn. They aw {
{ : A \ hve Seen in texics for tuiree months, ery little, if anytiing else, vas said AN we
ri yA Y s bus Sub] was inoressed with tae. girl, saysiec 11 tartis. Subj left the mrt; y Mos :
; aay 8 SSoastre cc, gota bear hug fron Ld ant was escorted to the door by .. a ya
i A uN ROTALS We Subjesniwing only hat two drints wade ay tie party vent to v ;
; et Cill's bus sh: was cut, go he went elesherée (no idaatli Siention) where
' wy. he sent ta: ni che Stalking."
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En Honor dob Cénsud oy
de la Uniin Coviéticn

El séfior Valentin S$: Logulnov, cénsul de la .

Uni6n Soviética en México, y su distinguida esposa,
Alejandra de Léguinov, regresaran en fecha proxima
“a su Pais: por ello un Stupo de amigos ofrecieron

des de maravilla . oo,

Esa noche ia cena estuyo Tiquisima... Platillas q-
picos de los dos paises, complementados con sl tra.
dictoaal vodka. Musica popular rusa amenizo ta vela
da de la que se disfrute hasta las primeras horas del
dominga oo a
4: Mercedes Pinto, Gloria 2. de Pinto y Alejandra ae
Longuinay. : :

. 2: Beatriz Bacon

3: Ralph Weigan. ; . :

4: £1 anfitricn de esa Roche doctor Luis Gomez Co
trea con e} agasajado seAur Valentin S, Longinov
y don Tomas Lopez Sanchez,

&: Lourdés Aguilar, CONTENTISIMA, toda la no.
ehe con ella‘Manuel Hernandez, _

6 FLASH... Virginia Fernandes de Aguilar y Ruth
B. de Wiegand. :

T: Doctor Jose Mana Pintoy Adrifn Aguilar,

&: |MIRADITAS de... Guillermo Marcos a Vicky
Aguilar. - - “s
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Contret “cyort GU kev ; _
Subject: LIGTAL-1 (P-€903) ;
inte/2lace of Heel: Cet 3 at Rest. Hoyo of 1730 lirs,

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we

1. frearrenced ceet to stich L~l care 10 ain; early.
, Next meet: Cctober 16 et. the same place ot 1430 are.

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2. wo Since our last meet (Sept 19} i~l had not eeen LIBACCK-2 who. in
two instancea Bpologised ¢ 23 days efter the clasn was due ) for not:
holding the eats ‘class becnuse he was not fecling well, In bath, cases
on it was obvious to L~l that he was dead drunk when he Fg phoned. In view -:
. of the fact that LIBACCN-1 d22 not phone to L-1 for a whole week, L-]-
i { eave him a ring on Cet 2 ond he promised to €ive a lesson to I-l-at 1630 bra
2 = * of Cot 3.
po 3.00. eld exploined ne that his working echedule in the new scholar
year keepa him busy in the morning ané the afternoon, exnept, Friday
afternoons, which makes it difficult en hin to be syix tieins hinself
‘ tuice a week for LIFACCH~1s class which most of the time does not take
place. Ll felt that noting would he lost if he reduced the Russian
language classes to one per week, which would be more than ha ever setuelly
had in the past, I told hia to go shend and suit himself.

Ow gh Pattee

SUM a rt tase creme a

het I told Z-l that ABDIHNARD was scheduled to leeve in evout '@ ¥eek
end it would be interesting to'agcertain whether’LIBACON-1 kaec: it, I-2
will show. to LIBASCH-1 the Excelsior of Sept 25 in which the Sov Enb
fereveli” party was announced,L-1 felt bed ebout the’ fact thet he adid
not even have @.ehance to see AEDIEHARD face to face, .

Hid AAT Se Rue Tet

5. IL-1 asked could he remircd BIRACCH=1. that he promised to rake’
‘Some errangenents which would enable 1-1 to ‘meet Alla (GLEEOVA FEL 482
and suggest that ASDIEHARDS deperture ros opsning the pos ssikility to ao
sone thing along that line. I toid IL-1 that there was no reeson. to expect
that LIBACCN-1 would accomplish anything, but IHl should be efte> his on

‘the tasia of his former promise, ‘ i :

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8. I told LY thet he ehould tell LIeAccHe2 that a perron he knew
quito whut well 44 yesrs age returned to the Us Embuncy and that thia

 averican Exbaeny official wes a very close friend of a dear friend of

hie (t-1). i explained to L-l that Guch news would cortainly please

LIRA -1 for ceveral ‘obvious reasons, bus it var more Important to ees
certain rhet ther LIBACON~1 would relay euch news to 6ome of his Sor
. eéqusintances, If it happens that AADIVEAKD'a = replecement or another Sov

-——-official attempt to contect t-1- through LIFACCHS1, ‘it vould be aniddication”

that LIPACCH-1 got the nove of I~1e US Entanay codSathe™L-7 liked the

idea and will give the story to LIBACON-1. . ¥

: ‘At this point it may be recalled that Lel had met NBORTPORENKO
(3-7442 ) at the tine he had met YATSEGV,. tet

“Be ‘Comnant vy BHF:.. 5 : : : ‘

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In view of the Lact that NECHTEFORENKO by hinself is:

- 4 determined EGS care officer who is agressive in
“he » purauing Americen targets, I felt that we stand to losa

nothing by adding to L-l a lebel of having a contact in

the US Embassy.

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a SECRET
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| MEMORANDUM FOR: The Record
_ FROM, : C/CUB
: _' SUBJECT - =: Visit to the Soviet Embassy, Night of
wee. , a4 1 October 1969; Occasion: Déspedida for
, 4 ; Valentin LOGINOV _

‘1. As members of the Cuerpo Consular, Terence ‘D. SISTONE

ae “and his wife were formally invited to Valentin LOGINOV's ~~

despedida. The scheduled hours on the invitation were from

St 7 00 to 9:00. Actually, they arrived at about 7:45 and left
at about 9:15, SISTONE had two main purposes in attending the

-Fecepticn: 1) to determine LOGINOV's replacenent, and 2) to

meet the Cubans present, if any. On ‘the first count ‘SISTONE

was successful. Oleg Maks tmovich NECHIPORENKO was formally
introduced, to the crowd as LOGINOV's replacement by Mr. KAZANTSEV,
the Soviet Chargé. On-the second count SISTONE was not.
a — : successful, ‘The only Cuban present that he recognized fron.
Q 7 mug photos was Rafael MIRABAL Fernandez, who quite obviously
avoided any contact with SISTONE, rather furtively stay ing on
. the other side of the room at all times. In’ all, SISTONE
talked to some nine Soviet ‘mbassy officials that he could
‘ recognize from the mug book and had somewhat extensive con-
versation with three, LOGI NOV; KAZANTSEV, the Chargé; and

Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, TASS representative. For cover

SECRET

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_ Gol, Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV,

SECRET
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- Purposes SISTONE, of ‘course, also had to spend such of his
time with fellow members of the Cuerpo Consular, mostly with
Leander VOURVOULIAS, the Cuerpo Consular president and ex-

Gréek Consul General, and Sra. Narta FONSECA Guardia de

K JIMENEZ; the Consul ‘from Costa Rica and Cuerpo Consular’ “ —_
Nt ; _
KES ‘secretary. SISTONE also met a Mexican engineer, Alfonso . a.
. oe

i SIBAJA C., who is” ‘married to a Greek woman who fs Press and Pe

“<Cultural Attache for Greece. .SIBAJA is therefore active in, v6 ‘ So

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NU 8p
: Tye though ‘not a member of, the ‘Cuerpo Consular. It is very

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t ig gz early to tell, of course, but a man Tike. this could conceivably

_ become an access agent to either Soviet or Cuban officials.

2, At the entranceway SISTONE met and recognized
the Soviet Military

Both on this occasion and later in the evening © :

Attache.
we

BOGATYREV seemed to have a forced gria on his face.
exchanged pleasantries but provided nothing of significance.

3. In the reception area inside, SISTONE greeted Yalentin

LOGINOV and his wife, who readily recalled SISTONE and wife

ne from the excursion to the Ford factory in July. LOGINOV also

recalled that SISTONE was Raymond A, FRADYER’ 8 replacenent

and asked after the latter: Had ‘he yet arrived in Paris?

SISTONE said that he understood that FRADYER probabiy had , :
; ve ; 7 ‘ ;
arrived by now. SISTONE asked LOGINOV when he was leaving

for the Soviet Union. LOGINOV answered that he was. leaving

sO SECRET

SECRET See
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On 7 October and that cn route he was visiting New York City,
7 Co lel

a place that he was anxious to visit. Ne added that he would

“not .be visiting Paris to sce his friend FRADYER. LOGINOV all

evening was a very aminble host, circulating and talking to

practically everyone present. About halt the time he was

. surrounded by a circle of very young. and apparently. unattached ;

Mexican ladies - perhaps university students. Mrs. LOGINOV.

was quite transformed from the very drab woman of the Ford.
excursion. She was quite dressed up, even attractive, and
did her best to:be a charming hostess, although this was

obviously a forced chore for her. (Later in the evening she

. busied herself pointing out what.she thought to be the choicest

items on the buffet table.) Valentin LOGINOV invited SISTONE
‘SISTONE answered to the

Ledinev
effect that this would be wonderful ‘someday if he, jor, the

LOGINOV replied

and his wife to visit him in Russia.

Russian Government would pick up the ‘tab,
that that was not necéssary because all Americans are so rich

they can afford a trip anywhere. Later, talking: to SARATOV

‘(see paragraph 9 below), SISTONE was told ‘that LOGINOV would

Later in’ the’ evening

be spending three ‘days in New york City. 1 =
LOGINOV had his picture taken, ny probably by a press photographer, \ Se 1
with SISTONE's wife, and he was in general quite gallant with & woe
her. In the little speech following the buffet, LOGINOV thanked at" ~
VOURVOULIAS for his few words of farewell and the Cuerpo.

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Consular gift of a stiver| plate. He ended his speech by
Saying, “Thanks on ny wifo's behalf and mine, You a1] have
been very attentive to my great corntry." About the only
times that LOGINOV seemed teflective and serious dur ing the
‘evening wore during this little speech and later in saying
£  Bood-by to SISTONE (accompany ing this with an abrazo),
a LOGINOV’ S last words to SISTONE were said with much real or

imagined feeling: | "You Americans and we Russians have to be

; ‘real friends in these daye of the world. "

; an 4. Negatively, SISTONE did not see LIREALM-1; sao's
friend, Yuriy VANOVSKY; or Chief,. s3' s friend, Boris CHMYKHOV,

at the Soviet reception, Since there were over. 100 people

ae , milling about, SISTONE, : of course, could have missed those

; ; people. a : . ; . 8 _ i
i . 5. Prior to the buffet, SISTONE met again Leon (Spanish :

version of Lev) N, GOLOUZOV, a member of the Soviet Commercial : i

. Staff. SISTONE had met GOLOUZOV on the Ford excursion as ; a
m, , - well, and the two chatted briefly about that trip. GOLOUZOV ,
, = gave SISTONE his calling cards “inten is attached.

= 6. Standing beside GoLouzoy, and obviously 4 very junior
- : officer under the latter's wing, was Vladimir PETROV, also of
the Soviet Commercial Office. Following the example of big.

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brother, PETROV also gave SISTONE his calling card, vehich is

attached, _ PETROV looked to be no more than in his ‘late 20's.

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He is almost baby faced, has sort of a pug nese,.. is perhaps
5° 9" tall, is of medium to slim build, and has light hair,
PETROV said he. had only been in Mexico two weeks and was
terribly confused by the vehicular traffic, which is much
noisier and extensive ‘than that of Noscow. Although he
“speaks Spanish quite vell, he said _ that- ‘this is his first ‘tour
in-Latin. Anerica. se
qT. /Also early in-the evening SISTOXE met Vladislav

oy . ‘sergeyevicn KORMUSHKIN, Soviet Vice Consul. He is a fairly

_ tall, heavy built, athletic- ~looking young man with a very.

‘Strong ” ‘handgrip on being introduced.  KORMUSHKIN was almost

_the only Russian’ with whom ‘SISTONE talked who did. not even try : i L
to be friendly. He just stood around most of the evening,

i listening and looking very il] at ease, oo, ners

7 bo _ ‘8, SISTONE only net Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO,

oa 7 a LOGINOV' s replacement, very briefly and on an occasion when

: LOGINOV was not around, Therefore, SISTONE was not formally
introduced by title or as FRADYER’ s ‘replacement to. NECHIPORENKO, Ae :

no This man looks very Latin and could mix in a crowd on the I: “Y pa
~ a - ?
street without any difticutty, ‘He Stayed very much in the ae oe
fe

background all evening. During the little ceremony in which

he was introduced by the Chargé as LOGINOV's ‘Feplacenent, he

“was asked when he had previously served din Mexico by the latter,

aden trees. { pM a ~

He replied he had been in Mexico from 1960 (or. 1961) to 1965.

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The Chargé described him as a young man advance ing rapidly in
the Soviet Foreign Service.” . He ‘also said. he had been a sep ‘co
Militury: Attache before but is now a Second Secretary and
is taking over as Consul, The Chargé described NECHI PORENKO
asa non-Great Russian, — SISTONE missed his nationality, if it a
was mentioned. | The Chargé hastened to add: that NECHIPORENKO"'S
wife, however, is Great Russian, ; (Sh ete _ -

9. Possibly the longest conversation SISTONE had with

any Russian was that with Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, the, TASS”

representative. ISTONE was introduced to him by Findley

HOWARD, local Pan American representative,” _ SARATOV ‘was _the_ ee.

only one with whom SISTONE spoke in’ English. All other con~
‘versation with Russians and other non-Americans was in Spanish.
SARATOV is a very smooth, gallant man- about-town. He seemed
to really enjoy talking to Americans and other non-Russians at
the reception, and bowed and established rapport with the ladies
of all ages. He said he has been in Mexico two years, is
married,, and has one son in the fourth grade, who is naturally
~ attending the Embassy school ard who will be sent next year
to the Soviet Union for his further education. He asked
_ SISTONE how many children he has and. commented on the answer,
five, by saying that in his business it is not practical to
have many children. SISTONE asked him how he gets his news to

send home, SARATOV replied that he is obliged to send home

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daily a resune of the most important Mexican events, much of ;
which he obtains from ‘the Mexican press. He added, with a
' smile, that he, of course, has to supplement ‘such newspaper
accounts with information from his own contacts. SISTONE
asked if this meant, among other things, getting handouts ‘from
Government offices. SARATOV dismissed such sources as

‘unimportant.’ He said this daily resume which he sends home

; by Telex takes him about two or three hours. fe said he is-

: the lone TASS representative here. He has his. own office

separate from the Embassy and prefers it that way. ~“ SARATOV

claimed to have traveled around Mexico quite a; bit. He seeried :
: - to be impressed ‘with ‘the Yucatan and wanted to ‘know ‘if SISTONE :
7 _ : has visited there. The lattei replied that he hag not yet
visited the Yucatan since being stationed here, but that, as”
a tourist, he had seen the ruins there some years ago. SARATOV. ;

said that he is from Siberia, and in answer to a SISTONE co '

a _ . question said he thinks ‘the Georgians are the warmest and
friendliest people of the soviet Union. SARATOV obviously 7 ;
likes to brag about having been stationed previously in . , ;

: Washington. He also said he would very much like to have been

we aesigned to the new TASS office being opened in San Francisco.
According to SARATOV, per an agreement between the United States

and the U.S.S.R. the former will havé a Consulate in Leningrad

and the latter a Consulate in San Francisco, The opening of

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: KAZANTSEV was extremely affable when he learned that SISTONE ce)

. member of an equivalent organization_among the diplomats and |

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the establishment of the Consulate. In speaking of LOGINOV's .

three days in ‘New York, SARATOV said he would recommend

. three things for him to visit: a ‘good steak house, a good — . :

Chinese restaurant, and Rockefeller Center Music Hall. :
; ‘10, Somewhat after the despedida. ceremony, SISTONE noted
the Chargé, Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEY, alone and ‘intro- |

wa
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young for his high position; ‘closer up he looks a little ‘older,

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was a new member of, the Cuerpo ‘Consular. He said he is a fa sp)

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in that context knows Mr. Wallace STUART quite well.| He said
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he was extremely privileged a couple of nights previously to
be able to shake Astronaut ARMSTRONG's hand and talk to him. | we

He thinks the space program a wonderful adventure for both our ;

countries, and he mentioned the current negotiations between

in working: out the rules for use of peaceful nuclear energy.

sincerity whatsoever. He seems transparently cynical, and Vi “a

While affable, KAZANTSEV does not impart any feeling of
reminds one of a second-rate American politician. After the
above conversation and when SISTONE was talking to a Mexican .

airport official, for some reason KAZANTSEV reapproached

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“SISTONE and said to him and the Mexican that he hoped there
‘would be a rapprochement soon between the United States and

Cuba. SISTONE cannot figure out why KAZANTSEV made that

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remark at that particular time unless 1) he thought the Mexican

airport’ official was.a Cuban, or 2) he had been -briefed by

‘LocrNov not only on the fact that SISTONE is FRADYER' 8 replace-~

nent, but that FRADYER had somehow been connected | with Cuban

_ operations, °
|
‘ ll. SISTONE only met Yuriy CHERNYSH, Soviet Vice Consul,

very briefly to shake hands near the end of the evening. He

was 5 easily recognizablo from his very light gray” haie.

12. SISTONE was only sure of one Cuban' s being present,

Rafael NIRABAL. At one time; SISTONE thought he saw a gentle-

man who looked a little like Ambassador Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armas,

but at second glance he did not think so. There was no doubt

in SISTONE's mind that MIRABAL was avoiding him. On one

occasion, MIRABAL was quite close, within earshot, and may well
have heard SISTONE either talking English to a fellow American
or his wife, or discussing something American. Thereafter,

every time SISTONE tried to work his way toward MIRABAL, the
iatter would shortly move further away. Twice SISTONE talked
ta people that vaguely looked like they might be Cubans from

the mug book, only to discover in doth cases that they were

Mexican.

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13. One of the above Mexicans turned out to be Alfonso |
‘SIBAJA C., who described himself as a mechanical éngineer
and industrial consultant. His address is Ezequiel 82,
Mexico 14, D.F., and his telephone number is 17-88-85. This

wy man‘is the husband oF. a’. lady. the described as Press and Cultural
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to her somewhat: later and got the impression that she is not
“7

“ene Attache of the Greek Embassy. SISTOXE was also introduced _
‘ Greek but either all Mexican or perhaps of partial Greek

flervarnse iy Belineda Qo desiv es . :
ancestry». SIBAJA and SISTONE exchanged calling cards (Stossa’ $s)

ts attached).. SIBAJA said that he and his wife attend such
—_ —— functions as this reception quite frequently and definitely
re . recalled not having met SISTONE before. The latter explained
his recént arrival, SIBAJA claimed that he is a good singer
of folklore songs and that his wife knows how to dance then.
They have performed Spontaneously quite often at diplomatic
and consular ‘affairs. Asked whether he would be going on the

:
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Cuerpo Consular excursion scheduled for late October, SIBAJA

: ‘ said he would like to go. He is a working man, however, and \

4

“was not sure he could get away. SIBAJA and wife and oT ONE yy

and wife established rapport rather easily, and all agreed wer

they should meet again rather shortly, SIBAJA said that he | a
7 . \

*. . is of partial. French ancestry. He looks as though he might

be Mideastern, however, He is proud that he is from JUAREZ‘

home state of OaXaca. It. would seem to SISTONE that this is

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the kind of man who might be used asa fairly nonsuspicious [
access, agent to" either the Soviets or the Cubans. He obviously

Circulates in their social milieu, SISTONE intends to follow | &«

Upon this man. He said he lives in Coloiia Lindavista, where het
- SISTONE's wife’ 8 relatives are concentrated. He has a son |
7 going ‘to Colegio Tepeyac in that area. : op |
14. The only Americans SISTONE was aware of at the . ot

“reception were 1) Clyde SNIDER, Chief of the Visa Section of
‘the Consulate, 2) ‘Findley HOWARD, of Pan American, and 3) David
WIESLEY, American businessman and Honorary Consul of Iceland.

, 15. ‘Cousidering- the: fact that _SISTONE 1 was only in the
. Soviet Embassy a little over one hour and had to spend a good

. part of his time talking to SNIDER, VOURVOULTAS, and that real
‘ pain-in-the- “neck, Sra. JIMENEZ, he considers his contact with -

Soviets about the maxinun that could be- achieved under the ; ;

‘circumstances, — -
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Attachment: — a
Copy of calling cards (3) so . :

Distribution:

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Car peried arouni the comes, entered the Astaurent end found? Subj without
ditziculty, rn BO,

2. i thon’ ny preléminaries wo sce. cf, Subj toli me thut he had®
interesting news for me, as he hesit for a moment I, axsed fia if he
had bsen invited to tae: desredida tis gvexning. ie was a bit shocked and
Probebiy iisapcointed, beduaxx with a "Hi, what", but recovered uuickly. .
aml adultted that tiis was to have heen tht interesting news - yes he nai .
I= invited ani was going. He exvlained that-he had nade a phone call te

opamp me ene A A ba a ae 4 ww ae

{fie Sobassy to invite “Lest SCT to his house for a fareviell party, Sut the -
‘{[jattes turned the tebley and inviad Subd. to the dessedida. Subj claimed |
- Maus Be toll LO3 thst tus in reality a "dirty deal", but LUG countered «ith
the clein tant ¥ Mosesyunaita ain + te_returm urs: ntl: and nov he was toc bus;
to consider : arse Witiations. (Subj did not appear to be untapay with
: turn of events.) Sebj promised to keer ais eyes and eurs ¢pen and ~

ay novel tast Log - ‘ould introdce. him ‘to nis repl. acenent, the un-
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ef conrve, took only a few ni nutesy the rest of the time

Subj Sscus-ed. women, feoj, drink, and related tonics. He would like, ne
seis te be bot.er acquainted wlth Alla AL EBOCR (zorks at Sovenb). wh ron he
consilers tovbe en exces :tionaliy cnteresting girl, altsoush ms.ried. (I .
dea! " te ‘eve he is‘a nosition to 70 mudh about tis. I Believe he ig
canabla of seducing a lot of girls, but I den! t ge: how he could vork up

much access to this -oman.) cv .

Temes e, meaner eee aah panmeneNg nen bette = frome rae

he Sudj gave a cory of a short <aper (. ritten in Russian) be voried
up en his friend EIN.253 who Lives in Sin Juen del ‘do, neur yeretsro «
Subje is wry anxious t. cave us help this individual but I sthil don't see. i
no in it. i asked Subi i 351.23 is acjuairted with anyone at te | \
wag téld thet he micht know one or two the Enozk .uss/Soan xix
(nins. 2) wap ére emclened thete. FUiA2ES is ong of vhese hinself. a tecglege?
oranslz tien 0” the document is attecied. —Fuile - ur: wet Cee}

de Subj is 2 very friendly, Likable chat, but I do not tte thin. kit
he would Sind it difficult to fabricste sométa az, wiether it be incortant
roterusse. Tris As turely can Ovinion, so far, based -n nothing concrete.
5. Subfect ex: ressed a desize to heve a "blass with me sunetine w
no reference ‘o business. J said I uowla consi: ler - Férhags it‘woulg. ‘to

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VIBAS HORSE Valentin LOGUINOV C~3 December 23, 1927
Moacéw, employee of Soviet Embassy din Mexico. Arr. —
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New York October 7 1969 via Air France Flt. 700.
' Dep. Mev York October 10 via Aexo£lot. Accompanied
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cer : ; the fact that Cartillo Flores aia not: attend the interview of.

Raul Rea, foreign minister of Cuba and president Diaz Vrdaz. ”
2. By going to the General Assembly of the United Nations, lic.

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: Carrillo Flores, secretary of foreign Relations is out of the

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. presidential race boy ‘eonstothtional reasons.

According to. people whod may. be considered as knowing about :
“polities Carrille Plores never had a ‘chance to ve nominated —
because. of his close associations with United States “ankera.

2. On the 18 of, September F went to. the ‘national day celebration .

at the Chilean embassy, where I met Kazantsev who invited me to ot '
go to. their embassy on the firet of October for a farewell party Is ;
‘fer Valentin Loxgvinoy, who is leaving soon. Th e new. Qpnecosova- ;
' quian anbassador: waa with Kazantsev. I arrived late end many: Po
people had ‘already left. Wallace ‘Stuart was. there, the new Rau ny ~~
~ ambeaador, the. Ghana ambassador, the Paraguyan chargé d'affaires, : 4
an several other. diplomate of minor importance. The Chilean y {
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CONTACT REPOMT
SUBJECT: LIBACON 2
“DATE, TIME & PLACKs 25 Sopte 69, 2030 - 2200 hra., Firenze Rast

4. Sub} arrived eight minutes late and realising sume, apologised. “He:
apseared to be in a good mood and when usked told ma that he am his wife were —
now getting along very wall, We claime! that he called LOIINOGY an, at the
Embassy on the morning of the 1Sth and asiod that teueir dinner enguzement for
that evening be post oned. According to Subjeot LOG told hin ta.t towir :
diner had veen scheduled for the 18th, not the 15th, so Subj mou assumed

- [00 was correct. I remmin-ied Subj that to the beat of my recolle ction it -
had been for the 15th. —In‘eny event, Subj said LOO took the costponensnt very
well, especially when Subj confirmed with LOG again that the latrer was not
leaving in October, parhaps not even in Novesber. Subj apologized to LOQ,
exphaining that hia wife had just taken ona new joo, was nervous about it,
ani in adiition, was taking care of har paremts dog an! birds, and «as simply
not in condition to have a party. (I an not sure Subj went throws; with this
explanation to 100 or to m only.) Subj plans to visit L0G 5% the Embassy
on the 29th, 30th, or the first of Cctober, at which time he will set a
date, for the dinner, hopefuliy he said, for tha sine week, If the dinner is
tobe held prior to ibd: the eveting of the first of Octe Subj will call
tha office, (es in the past) and so inform the party on tw other end.

’ Gar noxt meeting 1a scheduled or 1600 hours, 1 Oct., at te "EL Mortiro® (2)

Rest. axenax in the Suites mmperador, _
2. Subjects wife, deseribed aa a “bilingual” secretary/tyrist is now

7 emlayed by Urbita Su lementa", and is odd 3 3,50) monthly. Sujo, claing

that sh will be eczrning 3 090 by next month, if evor}taing Joos off walle
One of tm partears mfxthx (7) of this sus: Lemont ist andres Catuno, Michelena.
epuld : .
: 3. Subj then asked mo if I/check a street map of Moscow and seo if I
could find Uj}, NEAHDANOVA on it. I totd hia I could tut would not give hin
an enswer onp/Or the other unless he would provide m with a gatisfactors
reasun. | After extraot-ng a promise fron mo that I would not. laugh at him, ho
“roesedyd to tall‘ma about a recent exeriancs. he hud with a med-um at Andrea's
hom. He prefaced hia story with an assiirsnce that he is an atauist and doss
not believe in the hereafter nor in epdicitualisn in particular, neverthaless,
he was shaken with tho ex:ertence. Hu chimed tht the radiua (name unknown to |
Subj.) did not go into a tranon, nor tum off any of tie light:, but siz ly
ased Subj. if he. had ev r known a girl by th naao of “Tsnya" while Subj.
Lived in amt aml) tow Hear Ivanova (1.80 not far frm Moscow.) Subj als ined

“Qnat he recalled a girl by tiat mama, that bo an! sto were only avout 10 yre

of are at tw tim, ani trat try uned to 4o Mmanhroca gathering toyethor. 9

Ko paid © breve aut in@ cold gent wnan +o padius wrod tig question

tecauga ho waa absolutely roodtiva that no um in Aexiga would remmer Ws
girl'a nam nor vm eo feode., ihr mdiun thon sald, araasing Cor Tanya, *adurev 9
Hartenks®, (iiello, safsel), Subs olaina t:a% Une zodiume hue no knesied:o of —
Ue igetan Lacie ant iat no had not hoon oalled Se oPanea* enor oarly

ehil.froud, gdxkg fhe rediwa em ined that Taga hid died ass aenthaa exo avt

waa noy resent In Ue rosa, Three to cedur, Tsys espleined | 8 Sraitan)
Luk oe het Geen Auriod te a Vilentin Nag 7, fave liviag at at! Ube be oh lane tay

aan

art. 23, Homeo's. Subj was-not cure he hai the correct numrical address, nor
did ho know what resion of Hoseow the street was ins Tanya furtoer exphained
that KIRASCV was engaged in soma unspec!fied underground work, possibly. .

wrkh anti-governmont activity, and that one errbor of this grou was agtually

enplayed by the “OB, Hg was not furth r identified.

he ‘Subj then went on to relate two other ‘8 "oda" experiensés: he had had

-prior:ts his coming to Mexico, Thay sre not worth réoagiting here.” 1 tola

* Subj I would. try to. locate the ‘afure fentioned atrest on the Moscew map but

that I did not take any of this very sertowly, Although Subj ‘realiaed tht
I vas amised by this tale he was not agua. angered ‘by ay attitude - 2 ays
he did not know vhat to make of it himself. : .

DFDDITMANSON ~


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6. Instructions to salesmen °

Nothing.
7. Report. by salesman 7 . oo, -
. Rs Party. Tho. occzsicn tas a farewell party civon by ew

tennis group in the ho-a of Dr. Goze: for DIGHARD, who leaves 3
Ostober 7th or &th for Mosec. In eddition to nyself ant ry :
wife, tho follssing vere present: | :

4 4

Gloria Pinto ae 3

Pepe Pinto - . aan . .

Lats Coase U7 BY BRET een oe (ieajns) :

Sylvia Goses- | 3 :

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| Mercedes Pints (elderly writer, aunt of Pop, nother of °° -

Hors of B=. Luis Gone

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Rubon, rather of Pitucla who is the wifa of Harb

Waltac:)

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Eatchelor. Scfor in Ty soap operas (novelas)
designate theater, ;

EOSEUO A! OTs wife |

(oontinesd noxt page),

9. Supervisor's conments

h eed Ploaso instract ro as te vhethes or not you want re to
Ae atton’ the rocaption Vetsoatiy, Ont Ef so, that to loot fur
AO Laced besitos avethng OID org mylacasos§. Can you call off the
fie Ful? .
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- ~ Sarina Aptitee
Virgsn Asuilar
Tozzsito (lna)
Ralpr Wiesandt
Ruth Wiegandt -

Gho party was very gay, excollent food brought by each of
- tho guest, much nusic, dancing, amd drinking. No politics. - -

Bveryons tes in.a very frisndly. nood. ;

Coe 2. Formal fare-pll -rocention. VWodnesday, October 1, at
; - .9900 hours at tno Sovic’ exbassy will bo the fornal party for
Se, .  DYEHARD.

Tho Pintos, Gozez ari poscibly others fron ow group will
attend.this party. I do not know how bis it will bo. .

n . CN DIEXAND was disappointed when I said I would not attend, but
KL .v -XYN that this was‘no reflection on ny frieniship for hin. I stated
. yl oo”... that I folt &% wrrise for an Anerican to visit the Soviet ea,
pe gS BN bassy. Iwas afraid that the Far or CLA would Learn of ny visit. ©
nw “Xs _ Val was ‘ery insistent and said he'd ba disappointed Af we did
oe? SG: not cono. Later in.tho ovening he brought up the subject again
S&S Sia we and insisted thore would be no way anyon3 could know if I vero —
we eft present or not=-there would ba no risk to xO-«no naios ould be. .
~ recorded. I said I wo.2d think about it, but doubted that we

ef
: - S . would cones

a FR _ 9. DESHAWD's esvlaconens. During the course of the evening.
ee ee speeches were nado, or at leist seni-forzal coments arn wishes
: ao _.l> of goodluck to DISIARD and his wife. .DIGLAND said that his rea
: a “ placoacnt soll be at the farevoll, perty at the enbassy_and be
Ps mo A. hopxd_waxswuld all sect _hig.. Ralsh Wiegantt stéted that he
pes : i , wanted DIZHLO's repiacezent to know that he, the replacsent,
tho eee DEL oo Ao would be weleohe in ow groug. Cur group is songwhat inter

, néional ani Bas givea us all a chance to exchange vicws. Yo.
would reset losiag eavtact with the Siviets. DISHARD then
nentionod that his replacenent is sorething of a sporstaan,. .

h, Turk Cchornich. I told DESLWD that I hadn't seen Turi
- vA for a leng tics. Tasked wit had happoned to hin. Ho ansvercd —
wo ow that Yuri hdd been on vacation for a w:ile- This coos not account

for ths rary nonths, perhaps five or six, that I have not seen
_ Yuri. I did not press tho issus. -- :

p ote id a _ 5, DTEIIRD FUIRT.. DIEHARD socced te be indifferent to
7 ne Pope's prosenco. hea ho danced with Gloria he often sacaed
& . vory intisate--dancinz cleso, whispors and piybus gicsles,

soulful leoks. Gloria did not try to control this situation,
but rather ‘rerbiclmted, My wifo Inter rorertal that willo

dancing: vith DIHHLD ke also tricd to Mirt with her, but on
a gore discrota level, holding her too close, squesting her

hand sorninstally, ete. . :

6. PRO: mrenta, Wo arrived prosptly at 2009 hours.
Wo vers the firsty getats to ersive ant the ealy guests for
nearly an hour, Turing tis tine Dr. Gonca usda several consents
of inkerest. Firat, let no aay that I nave thought that Lito

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wes a conzunist syapthyser, despite his yeelth. He tecaco fanous
sexe tins bad: by sucsessfsDy sewing biel: ova hand that wes:
azputaticd in an aecidert. He is a doctor with securo Social.
Moxico sir.ce. has sho:n his' éfF to the uorld as Hexico's croat

hand surccon. Ifo travels arowl the yorld attending redical
cconventiens.amd is tho psincig) fiest to rodical convonticns -

here in Hoxico. An elstorats book wes published by seguro

oe Social ea surgazy of the hand ani Luis! wors in that field. -
so, oo “J nention tha above since it esets to cot tho stole for sorcens ©
so ; . who nlgit believe that gociztisa and socialized nodicine is :
good, becauso ho hinsclf has profited so greatly froa it. . 4

Further, ‘Luis ani Sylvia hed nado it mown for quite some
tino that they wanted to have tho farezo0ll party for DEGHAND
4n their hezo. T.alays felt that this was duo to communi: |
synpathy. Mow I don't Imo. And I an at a loss to explain wy
they insisted upon holding the party. They co not seca to bo .
close friends of DIZIAD, are soncmiot different in social :

and intellectual status, and no longor ‘seca to ne to ba conn.
nunist synpathyzors. . .
Inis comented that East DEIEYARD's son would probably cose
to tho purty sincs they have no maid, Incidentally, he did not
: a core. Ee then stated that the boy still ppeaks no Spanish at all.
soe "| He added that the boy has lived in Mexico for five years and
". before that for sovoral years in Guba. Luis explained that
the Soviets ara afraid ‘to havo their children.see how the world
really is. Luis added tht. Kreschey sau & supereuarket in
Los Angeles and sizply cowlin't beliova his eyes. Luis was
frankly critical.of the Soviets ani their intellectual isolation-
Se ne . .

7. DUEHARD MLOST RETR. DIELRD and his wife both cone
ceded that trcre was a good chance ‘they night cons right back
to Hexico. She told no that if sho did, sno woul Like to teach ,
ne Russian. We had exchanged a few elenentary words during the

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traducir unos docurentos oficiales que nos solicitaba la Secre-
ter{a de Cobernacién, por medio de los cusles deb{smos demos -—
trar el nombre correoto de wi cliente. :

Dicha amiatad se he conservado bajo un nivel noraal y mis o m=
nos se inicié hace aproxinadarente un affo, sin que se hayan tee

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26 Septecder 1969

MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief SB. .

heo- og Chief, cuBA
SUBJECT sg Relationship Berveea AEDIBHARD and Gloria PINTO

. 1, In response toa conversation between Chief, SB, and the under:
‘signed, LIREALM-1 was questioned igtetatl on 25 September concerning
‘the relatfonship which exixts between AEDIZHARD and Gloria PINTO with a
.vlew toward possible embarrassment of AED IERARD before his superiors.

Lona woe ’ LIREALM*] and his wife both belfeve (but have no proof) that
--it-ds probable that Gloria PINTO is having or has had an affair with.

AEDIERARD. Both LIREALM end his wife are close friends of the PINTO's
snd know that Gloria i3 strongly attracted to AEDIEHARD who is beth
physically. and intellectually superior to her husband, [ue to Gloria's
continued friendship with AEDIEHARD at the French Club and other places,
LIREALM*1 feels sure that Gloria's Busbaad, Pepe, does not yet know of
the affair.

3. LIREALM- 1 characterized Pepe PINTO as; aweet, slow-witted and
below average in intelligence, “He is a physician specializing in lung dis-
orders, born in the Canary Islands. He considera himself a Spaniard with
the Gharacteristic apanish lack of respect for women, He attespts to
“gigutiy control Gloria's activities while, according to Gloria, shaving
aa many affairs himself as he can, Gloria gseatly resents Pepe's attitude
. toward her, Pepe is basically defensive and would_not vant anyone to know
if Gloria were having.an affair vith. another man. He. vould probably deny
it 4f anyone said so, even if he were aware of it, He would take it cut on
Gloris, however, and would probably beat her and restrict her covemeats even

more closely,

4. In view of the above; it would certainly appear that there vould ba
nothing to gain, and perhaps such to loese, by any attespt at exposing her
supposed affair with ABDIZHARD. Sfince she now appears to be {a contact with

& SHEVCHENKO, much better to hope for detter developmeate in thia case, ~

Andrew E, PELLEMENT

SECRET

PaTAG2 a

Col 4e rere . . .
olen, ices ,  BRRZTOL
cen. ae oo poegons -
2. Agent/Subsect: LICOLY<-5 - DATE: 25 Septeber 1969
2. Case Officer Vihcent P, R1ZZUTO yi ; oo (ee
3. Date ant site oficontact: 25 September: Cnfsturia Parauc ie

ik

. ‘ ta
paragraph 5 (continued)
it off than attempt to collect tha money. There aro sufficient
funds in the Project, )

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is. more to this invitation than meets the eye and that the KGB will.
be going all out to recruit him. I think Subject may be right and .
-Y think he should probably find a Good. excuse for not going. ;

Subject states that ho had complained to KAZAN‘CS EV (pP- 880) about -
the shoddy treatment he had been getting from LOGINOV (P-11,712)... -
Never before had hg beon forced to "stard inline" for Soviet visas
for his clients, In the past, he had boen able to sent passports

“to the Soviet Embassy any day--nevor mind the office hours-~-and get

the passports back with visa the same day. , Subject: says that het) haves:
LOGINOV himself finally admitted. that thigiad bodausorsubjectehad: y )
been uncooperative ‘(meaning that he had refused to let LOGINOV

recruit hin), Subject says. unequivocally that LOGINOV is leaving -

PCS by tho end of October and that jhe is not being replaced by a

newcomer, Subject ynderStands thatNECHIPORENKO, who in a former tour

had worked in the Consular Section, will take over as (Chief of the .
Consular Section when LOGINOV leavos. .

. Subject days that KAZANTSEV is about to leave (in fact, Subjeét
thought KAZANTSEV had already loft} and that both a replacement for

hin and a now ambassador were on the way, I told Subject that as vs
far as I know, KAZANTSEV was to be replaced by another coneterge Cov2e#zud
who would be Chargé, but Subject insisted that an ambassador had :
bean named and would be coming soon, He ‘did not know who the

ambassador would be.
Mw Rens

Subject remarked that both IVANOV andNIXTTO: Sov had left and he
said that NIRFTORON. was;,-he thought, a very decent person.
Aves edie es .

- Subject said that PRIKHODXO (P-2270) had come to see him to say .
goodbye. PRIKHODKO had said, almost with tears in his oyes, that _
Subject had been a very good friend and that he tould never forget
him, He invited Subject and wife to come visit hin in Moscow,

Then when Subject asked PRIKHCDXO for his address, PRIKHODKO hemned |
and hawed and said that ho didn't really have an addres S yet but

’ that Subject could write him tin care of Latin American Dopartnent of

the Mintstry of Foreign Affairs. Subject recarked that PRIAHCDKO
was undoubtedly being Sincero, but when you cane right dowa to it,
he was just as henned in and afraid as anything of the others,
Subject said that tt vasa a real tragedy that tho Soviet systen

made such robots out of good peuple,

nee oe borer ene wee ~ an = cy

paragraph 7 7 (cont ined)

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+ 4 Oe menace nema,

: oe ne en _ _

EL EMBAJADOR. de Chins. Cuauhtémae y ta Vidriera y-

[Chih-Ping Chen, asiste como serdn teearadoe huéspedes de

Tmiembro de la delegaciin de; honor de le cludad por el al-

‘Tau pals a la, Asamblea Gene {ealde. Tendran ademas ban.

brat de Ins Naclones’ Unidas. | quetes y un baile de gala en

Regresara a mediados de di-fel Casino de Monterrey... Bi

cdiembre. En México esta como consul ce le Unién de Republi

encargada de. negocios et mi-jeas Sovlalistas Sovidticax, Vie

nistro consejera Chin-Hsien|lentin S. Loguinoy dard unad

‘| VTang... Fl embajador de Ac [fiesta en lz embafada de xt

gentina, Enctyue Martine, Paz aig --culvada de ‘Tacubaya

dia una cena en honor del se. | 24 el primero de actubre a

cretaria de Comunicaciones y | [a para- agradecer

‘Transportes; Antonlo Padilia las atencionés vo fa amistad

Segura. a ta que asistierén va {que se le ha bri dada em AA.

clos amiyes del anfitrién y del {xlea. Durante esa? fiesta

azasajato... Keith Willlam | despedida, ¢: prpsidente del
Raker, iercer secretarta de la Cuerpo Censular en Méxive,

embajada de Australia yo su Leander P. Vourvoiilias, Je ob:

lespoxa Maria Magdalena Ra {sequiard, en nombre de lex
miree regresaran de-su una cénsules, na bandeja de pla
(fe miet en Acaptitco la sema | 3. Luguinoy es uno de tay

-§na préxima... Wolfang Re. ‘dirigentes : del Cyurepo Consu-

mer, representante del Merra- [lar en Méatca... Ei embajadar

do Comin Eurepeo,.esté en Mé jde Ecuador, Miguel Rova Gen

‘Txdco en platical con funciona; Tl vy su familia asistieron ¢n
vies dé) Roblerno y ditigentes| Guadalajava a fa Feria Tater

de los hombres de negocios. nacional de Artexanias en 1a -

Varios diplomaGius do la en.) Que su pais participa.

bajada de Bé:gica Je dieron la ———8 9

blenvenida en el aeropuerio. .. 7 see

Regresé y asumié sus funcio

fnes et decane del cuerpo df

piomatico, embaiader de Yaa

Paises Hafos, bardn Schelto}

van Heematra. Hatuva varios | -

mesea de vacacinnes en su pal

tela... Ta Comtsidn Cultural!

[et Cuerpo Consular en Mé |

Riva, erranisadora de ia eon:

ivencidn d=_consules que haba:

fen Montrcrey how diae 27, 28 y]

29 de octubre, prepare un pry,

|guama qa mantendid & bos dé |

irene muy ocupadas: ys cor! :
fentas dulante reoa lees diss |

Viewtatan las grades empee |

gas come la Fuadidoca, Mojala :
ta vy famine la © rvevenia!

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TO. RIZZUTO through: “ARCHBOLD

, cubjects AEDIEHARD (Pett, 72) 4 Thoughts Ro poentbility of. ‘Pitching His

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‘serious attempt to obtain a "pressure argument" through the use of existing

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| ees vee september 23, 1969

Menorendum a.

Froms FERNALD

1. Assuming it was agreed that A should be pitached before his POS

deperture, because there are no indications that he would be more suscept-

ible ixkxer to an approach - ‘Later. when he comes to 6 new post abroad in few

yeare and, to the contrary, . it in more likely that he would be still more
dering, more selfconfident and more. determined to advance and aolidify ©

his position within the KGB, I wish to add come views of mine to the list

of possibilities as to how a pitch could be cerried out. .

Ny views and thoughts on thia subject wili be based on the postible :
use of existing assets and means. I am fully aware that there will be
plenty of room for improvements, : addi tione and modifications of woat will
be said in the following peras, ”

As far aa I know we are: lacking adequately: solid facts in which
we could put our teeth, i.e, we do not worataemas posses worthwhile mention=
ing material which we could use to exert a desired pressure on A. .

I am inclined to believe thet we are in a position to make 4

assets which are targeted against A and that it can be done without taking :

an undue risk. :
5. As a nove in this direction I waa ‘thinking in terms of having
recorded a SABORI“A meet for which we would prepare SABORI. To be more
specifio T have ia mind a situation along the following lines:
ae (& @. In going to one of hie next meate with A,SARORI should
wt one t. carry on his peraon a tranamitter. I an not in Cavor
st & of a body recordar, because thé recording tine 18
ae Le wy limited and it requiren the dearer to be turning it
oy 25 HG A en and off, while the troenrmitter can te eet and it
. Pequirees no potion by the bearer on one hand and on

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IotG ’ Ree Ns the other the bearer Ja under the ispresaion that
wa os
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wth we Soeur radii ca 7S

pewenee cae eemee semen ernst nips cette TH ARCA RANGES Semen ne SRR eI FANT oa

rain

every. notion and statement of his ie recorded: from

the moment the. trananitter ie strapped on hin,

De

SABCRI should go to such a meet with experession of |
a person who ie in exceptionally good mood, because

-ofea business success and he wae given a subetantial |
- advance on tite commiasion: After A and SABORI have

their routine two drinks, SARORI will state to A that

“he would piok up the tad for the evening ( after being

treated by A so many times ) but he would want to
celebrate the occasion. It would be desirable that A
agrees, on 6 drink or two to pleage S, but even if that
‘does not take place, it 1e enticipated that A would
want to accompany sm ih hie good humors, What ever

ve the case, the situation lends itself to a free
talking, eritioal commenting and aome vitching, juat
to play it big. It will be up to us, to prepare S as

to hew to run the conversation to get out of Aa few

" atatementa which he would not like hie superiors to

Ce

d.

know abouts

Ae far as 5 is céncerhed I believe that he can be
persuaded to carry a tranemitter on hie person and

as ‘a reason for requesting {t we could tel] hia that
it represented a conplinetary element to the PAQ which
he made on A, because the psychologist who reviewed
hia PAQ connidergit essential to have a tape covering
one meet, There ts no way of hiding the fact that we
will be recording what is transmitted, but ve will
not have to give any explonations regerding how it
will be done. ;

I hope that one way or the other we rill{n ponaeseion

of a tape which could be used ar a pressure factor.
Prom there on all becomes 4 matter of aacupulation:

‘$ may request e meet with A under tho pretext that

that the peoply interested in the platinum deal sent
to £ thalr apectalist, who would like to.cleer sone

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questions before opening the Letter of ¢redit and that
At. war essential that the person who arrived here see
Ay because ‘that will strangthen S' position in the deal.
I mentioned the. platioun deal because it would give eee
some. common ground. ‘to the new person being introduced :
- on the Boones, but some other story might. be a2 good.

“The ‘new person showing up under the platinum deal
. or any other pretext would be a case officer of ours.

_I feel that such a pereon should at firet sight show

that he wae a Yankee,.that he be versed in platinum

or what ever the pretext may be and thet he should be

a Russian language speaker. I am inclined to believe

that efter some business. talk and after creating an

atnosplie® of mtual understanding there would be no

problem for the case officer to start speaking Russian,

_If A takes this fact in good. mood and the business
an conversation. continues in Russian, S would be in a ;
; __, position ‘to excuse himself as a person who was no longer
, needed. It is almost impossible te anticipate what.
would be Ab reaction to the fact that S wanted to leave.
If insisted that S stay, we will have to accept it.
Nevertheless, S will be instructed to "go to the bathreom!
for a waile and the case officer will have to use this
opportunity to drop his cover and go on with his jovd.
He will have in his pocket a reel of tape to counteract.
AS emphatic refusal ( which we must anticipate ).

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At sat nt ewes be tee ate ae nmereernrcummn yrne erent on,

f. It may be mentioned that S will not have to know
anything about the existance. of the tepe and as far.
as the case officer is concerned S may have to be
satisfied with the explanation that the o.o. wae the
psychologiat who pierre that he wanted to meet A in
person. Of cours@,; o dawnges nae bear out this cover, but
that will be at the atsge af dexarapaerts when wa
could not care less.

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the things turn out Fight orwrong, but S- will be left
only with. guesses: as to what transpired between the ;

: ease officer and A in Russian, ; a I
“hy Tt is: the: fate of-any officer “meking the pitch to ka
be burned if the: eggersice | enda in anything: less ‘than

ay success, Therefore, it would be worthwhile considering t
to get a suitable laguage ‘speaker: case officer from ; :
Fqs for this purpose. SE

- 6. I am aware of the fact that gzas the above discussed scheme has __
& quite certain weakness in as mich as it ie built on and around an ‘untested |
asset as S is, Nevertheless, in terms of security ‘and protection of Agency/_
asxetez Station assets the scheme is advantageous, ‘which is selfevident.

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Te It should be assumed that § might come up with some objections
when it comes to introducing another. person to A from fear that he would
| deal: himself out of the game and terminate his usefulness to us. I do

. ; not consider it difficult to put him at ease.

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8. For your consideration and comments.

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(to me at least) ia the energy with wh. ch AEBLENARD pursues his career. Believe
he: ia mithless ly ambitious to ret ahead. ar we y are willing to burn saZ08, it
nicht, be advantageous to insert senior Russien speaking staffer. as suggested in this
paper (out without trenanitter) who will make A offer to think over on long cold
fogcow nights prior to bis arrival at ‘a new post. _ Our offer will, consist ‘of first,
sewing seeds of discontent on fact that he is now 42 years of ont hae not risen
tothe heights in his profess on, that ke contd have. ("Ne ig only Listed as 3re
Secretary while younser men ere lat ard 2nd Secretrries d) I font, krow his KCB
rank but ‘it can be intimet- cad that we know his rent enld be nigher Telking fast.
we could then stgpest to A that we will work ont a olen in his aberence whereby

we can aid his future career by pitting erk dn Sig peth adventepeoud situations
such aa allowing him ‘to "yecruit” a U.S. official at hie next sost. In return, he

wo: ld service our reoviremnts d'ring His tovr, Our working rélationsiio with A

could have a time limit with control factors on both dides. "No answer is wanted

“pow. Rerort the approach if you wish, The dffer will be good upon yout arrival

at the new post whereever it iss (A, of gourse, will thing the talk i recorded
so there must te some way of assuring him it is not. SABORI, naturally, must de

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‘Hovde). Said this was'a businessman, an American but with

military rank. The Directory shows. :
Gi) Gola Witdiam J, Hovde (Am); wife, Norma.
G. (Am.)). Destilby S.A., Miguel Cervantes:

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‘fas bean playing tennis for two years, However, |
especially basketball
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‘yovde. Asked is I new Bill Hovey (could have been

Saavedra 25, 2-17. Tel. 45-65-60. Res. Rio
PeoE ” Escondido 20, Lomas~Hip., 2.10. Tel .20-71-38.
Clubs: ChapGolf, WhFr, NavyL.

a Note: Win's address is Rio Esc. 16.

Competition

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Suporvisor's comments | . : \

(Lert is possible that Oleg had been planning to con-
tact: mé and had deliberately had placed himself in ry

2iIt is also possible that Oleg, like all the other
play with |
another club member than to spond money on an instructors
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3, If he had teen looking for me, it could be
that he has been asked to step in where val failed.
That is, as an Amarican friend, I never invited val
‘to my home. He never met other Americans through
ma, Note, however, that he never invited me to his
home either--though he did invite us frequently to
various events which were under the auspices of the
Soviet embassy. Ke did net but rarely acecpt, One
such-occasion was the Moscow circus. ;

a 4, If he had been looking for me, it could be
that he wants to assure his accaptance by our tennis
group where Gloria Finto is a possible target. Oleg
has gotten to Gloria, but I, the American who is
somewhat and Sometimes hostile to soviets, might, be
considered a stumbling block. Perhaps he, Oleg, will
try to reach all the other members of the group in-
dividually so that an invitation by Gloria to one of
our functions will meet with general acceptances

SCENARIO OF CONTACT |
Y arrived about 0900 and took an instructors ,

About 0950 Oley arrived to play with and in-
structor on the adjoining court. He made no effort to
greet me. He had been pointed out to me py val, but
ZI had not been pointed out to him do my knowledgea-~7
though it is certain that Oleg and jval must have
discussed the "players" in their"gamé" and counted
me as possibly on tho other. team. That is, I am sure:
that Val has pointed. me out to Oleg, but Oleg would .
not have wanted to acknowledge this.

.

At 1000 my hour was up and I told my instructor
I was through--I did not want to continue for another
hour. As I was paying my instructor I noticed that
Oleg was paying his. It is very unusual and possibly
even bad form to take an instructor for less than
half-an-hour. I am suggesting that he wanted to be
free to contrive an accidental meeting with me.

I set a course for one of the several gates
from the courts we were using, I could see that Oleg
had headed for the same gate (this could have been
perfectly natural) and at a speed which after some
thirty yards would bring him to the gate at the same
moment as I (this was not entirely natural).

Since I had an excuse to greet hin, having had
him pointed out in front of Peoe Pinto the preceding
week, I did so, I xakxn said Good Morning and asked
4f Kal were here. Ha looked very pleased {I kthoughs
possibly relieved) when I took the initiative and

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Oleg said that val had not, arrived ¢s far as
Je knew. I said I bad been training to get ready for
Val. I .wauted my revenge for last weeXes
oo Oleg seamed amused by this and immediately asked
4£ I would like to play with him since Val was not
here. I agreed. We found &@ court and played for about

_ one hour. Olgg won 6-3, 6-4.
Oleg is very athletic in appearance and. played
oar : and excellent game for someone who hs played for -
” ; ee only two years (if this is true). He has enorrous .
me “yn muscular thighs. It escapes me what sport would’

produce this, other than weightiifting. Neightlifting
ee AN is out since his upper torso, though muscular, is far
° i} gh less developed.than his legs. Basxetbal} ‘does not seen

. likely to produce his particular kind of development.

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Oleg is pleasant. Speaks excellent Spanish. Has

not made any political comments (yet!). Seems more

Antelligent, but less extroverted than Val.

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I answered"no, I have my own business", It was then
that he asked if I. knoew another "Bill" who is in
private business ala who £= has an army rank, Oleg
khounghemayoxs thought the other person was a ma jor.’

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I left at this point. Oleg stayed on to play
some pore. My wife could not see him and it is not
therefore, known with whom or how. much longet Oleg
did play. Val was not Seen during the course of the
mornings The Pintos are in San Francisco.

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S4 (¢ ust
Contact Report
Subject: Jimny SABORI (P-13,830)
Pate. of Heet; Sept 10 et Eaztorns-Lnfragua at 1700 ‘ire

eee reer treme fata eSeminar.

a. Prearranged meet and § care 10 min early.
‘NEXT MEET; Friday Sept 12 ‘at Chez Rene at. 2000 hre.
2. ° Instead of receiving the Agency contract from the Hoon valley. Corp.

Dallas, Texae, he received a hone call (his phone was connocted) on - ma

Sept 10 in the norning and was requeoted to sign the contract immediately
and return it by registered mail, The caller (Leater Haechee) told S that —
thé contract wan nailed "Registered-Return Receipt" on Kon Sept88 “". S con-
cluded that he expected receiving it on Sept 11, but more ‘likely on Sept. 12.:

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3. ‘$ wea Gisappointea because he counted on shoving the contract to |
AEDTEHARD. that evening end the atsence of the contract will necessitate. |
another meet with A when the contract errives. FERNALD repeated to 5 that {
he needed a Xerox copy of the sexe and decided to meet with S on Sept 12 !
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S went to the Hotel Geneve where a friend of his used to be & manager and
was disenchanted when he found out that he no longer “worked there, The nev
“manager did not want to show him the ‘register of. guests and hia attempt

bore no results, because o11 he was able to see or. exchange few words were

tourists. S spoxe to TANG by phone to inform hin that the Luau manager. _
wanted to check with the embessy on tne size of the. aa he wae to place
in the monthly HISSION. TANG stated that he would : ‘take eere of that and
he remingéed $ that WANG wanted to see the article before it was printed,
Other, than to capitalize on the info that Eche varria’ would be the next
President of Hexico and speak about the platine nm deel! § had practically

nothing to report. ; 7

5. F repeated the inatruction he gave S on Sept, 8 with regard ‘to

etalling IS activities with A and as far ay tne platinun deal wae concerned
AFefwill deternine our attitude.

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Contact Report :
Subject: Jimmy SABORI (Pa13, 830)
Date of Meet: Sept 8 at Cex Rene at 1400 Hre

1. The meet was prearranged and S came on time. The meet lasted .

about 3 hours.
NEXT MEET: sept 10 at 1700 bre at SAMBORNS-La fragua af §

does not raqueat ‘to see mo earlier,

2e st was edvised by phone from Dallas, Texas, that the Boon valley
Corporation waw able to meet the Sov requirements ooncerning the platious

. deal and that they mailed on Sat Sept 6 a contract (agency contract) to

s which enadles him to: purchase 10 ounces of platinus per month from the
Sov selier ( an export company ). According to the same phone ‘meseage
the contraot provides for a USE3.00 commission per ounce.

3. 5 hopes to receive the contract vefore he weets with AEDIBYASD

on Sept 10 at 2000 hrs. On his own intiative S decided that he would

went to show the contract to FERNALD before taking it to A. That was the
reason for arranging another meet with F before the scheduled meet with
Ae .

4. The generous commission provided for > by the contract enables

8 to offer to A US$1.00 per ounce. Even if the minimum required by Sovs
ie purcheed a*..- commission per of. would etill net 320.000.-, according
to 5 entiaatoe. 8 _antioipates that the purcheses would go above the
required pinisun, B was taking in.coneideration the possibility that

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A would not want to accept any oommission.ama Therefore, 3 came up wifh

a scheme ty whiteh there would be a bank account for A and the money would

be bio, whether he wanted it or not, er better said , it would be up
to hip  Yeoide when he wanted to uso it. .
s. At thie point it say be pentioned that apart of the faot whether

the Fove. would wast to close the platinum deal the entire shove peationed
account 10 etrietly & interpretation of what be wae told over the paere

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/ many questions ona would like to agk right now. Nevertheless, it appeara.
| to be Brobable that aa Agency Sobtrast was Promised to S..

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deal only: with wife", it ie worthwhile mentioning that 8 believes that
A would ‘like to facilitate S to get the deal, because in that case § would
| be on one hand morally obliged to him and on the other S would had
; sollected a nice eum of money. In turn thie would make A feel that he —
i obtained a sstisfeetory control factor over S and the rest is quite ob-
i vious. Other than reoccurring to methode which are quite rarely used gainst
people: ‘ao 8, we in a situation of a very inconfortabie apectator left with
! a hope or @ which that ‘A might go for the commission.

Te. ‘As far as §*willingnesa to give to A the attractive chunk of -
| money 4s concerned he ia doing it for a double purpose: to please us
(indirect protectioa of his interest) snd to protect his intersst directly
by assuring AB wiilingness to help him in getting the deal.
8. ~- Although, our situation is not pleasant ( if tke deal is to
materialize) we are not helpless onlookers.’ § mentioned that if it comes
| to closing of the deal he will have to travel to Surich, Switzerland, and
| for that, he needa a passport. How such § is avare of our control positiion ; am
r ( by enabling his to get a pessport fast or dragging ite granting) ean be |
| best Lllustrated by the fact that he told P that he vould certainly put
i aeide a worthwhile aun for F. Néedless to mention that F gave him a tearm
| darn good lecture whanxhexesxtionya when he made his silly statement.
| Willy-willy P was obliged to turn weakness into stregth and 8 understood
i that he could as well forget avout the deal ( if it comes his way ) if
i he would not play it fair and equere with us.. ;
oe S brought up quite reasonably the question that A would most Likely
pat pressure on him to got producing along the linee of assignesnta against |
the US Embassy ana os‘the first thing the question of obtaining the
Eabsesy phone direstory would be thrown in & lap.
“} 10. °F told § that because of the new developzent in the platinun
business F will allow & to follow Am instruction tm ae to how to go about
getting the directory. F told his to go ahead and look up all the USIS


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giris he oan: find in the Hotel Geneve and report to A his findings. PF point-

“ed ¢ Oud that we demand fron hin to stall as much 48. possible. on § remark
that. he “should ‘have something to report to A when he secs him on Sept. 10
FP commented that he will have no objection that & report his. findings.

11. -$ really stalled all he was able in connection with the Chinese
Embassy: he did not go there at ail, because he atill did not obtain the

. ad from the restaurant Luau,

12. After’ the above conv 8 completed the PAQ, which is attached
hereto, => ; ae .
13. "sg foia'F ‘that his. home phone was disconnected because he did not

, have. poney to pay the bill of MN 632.- Thie happened at unconveniont tine

because the Moon Valley from Dalles, Texas, was not able to reach him and
they were obliged to contact hin through a friend mg of hia. F anticipated
that S would in one or the other way be.asking for money and he had with
hin a filled receipt for MH500.— whioh'be gave him . F implied that he
would give hin s couple hundred pesos more at his earliest convenience.

4... Then, 8 spoke about the presidential race and stated that
‘thé Gobernacion Seore tary. Echevarria would be the PRI official candidate

“and that the public announcement to that affect would be made on. sept 19.

F phoned thie info to ARCHBOLD. See Attachment. -

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MEMORANDUM FOR THE. REOCRD

FROM :cUBA/PBELENENT £7

SUBJECT Recent and Proposed Contact Between LIREALM*1 and AEDIEHARD

6 September 1969

1. : At the 5 September 1969 meeting between LIREALM-1 and Andrew £. : ae

PELLEMENT, the folloting information was received from and discussed with ~~
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incident where AEDJEHARD approached LIREALM-1 with an offer to pay LIREAMM-1) Av. ¢

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‘a, QBLYREALM-1, following Station advice Sekkectaa the the recent een OAR

for any information he could obtain from tha U.S, Embassy, has avoided . ey 4 1
contact with AEDIERARD at the French Club. LIREALM-1's wife, an almost pw? mr
daily visitor to the Club, has been asked by LIREALM"1 to note AEDIEHARD's- ods v
activities and associates and report anything.interesting to LIREALM*1,. 0 W/W ait Oa YY
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b. Mrs. LIREALM recently told LIREALM-1 that for a number of Mee Pain|
eonsecutive Saturdays; AEDIEHARD had brought a young lady, whom MRsa LIREALM qe
: y Mrs. LIRSALM did not attempt

thinks co be German, to the Club as his guest.
to determine the identity of the female, but reported the information to

her husband. She has noted no other items of interest in AEDIEHARD ‘a : ,
pattern ef attivities at the Club. He has not seemed to single out any . ye
individual as 2 tennis partner, nor is be frequently seen socializing with . \
anyone in particular while at the Club. , oe . a) i" «
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_ 2, LIREALM+1 was advised that the Station had learned that, AEDIEHARD \\V\, a” 4
will not return co MHHARSH immedistezy as originally thought, but he will W"qaH"
‘probably regain in Mexico for another five months. LIREALM*] was told that
thie information was: dot yet public knowledge, but the Station would like
LIREALM=1 to confirm this if possible, This led ta a general discussion of
LIREALM*1's association with AEDIEHARD since the recent incident, LIREALM*1
was instructed that it was not the ‘Station's wish that he avoid contact with
AEDIEHARD, ‘but rather that he not single out AEDIEHARD for special attention
or closely court his friendship. It ia the writer's opiaion that 4 eufficlent
_ time has elapsed. since the laat incident for LIREALM“1 to again renew some
associstion with AEDIEHARD, and a particulsrly opportune chance to do £0 is.
available: LIREALM-1 and AEDIEHARD both belong (as has previousi:y been reported)
to a group of teanis enthusiasts at the Club who take Curns entertaining each
other in their howes, To date, all the members of this group have given parties
except LIREALM"2. Mrs. LIREALM, following theincident and thinking that AEDIEHARD
was soon to depart, has stated that she ‘id not want to have AZDIEHARD in her
heae since he represents a governuent 90 opposed to the principles of her govern~
ment, etc, Based oa ASDIERAPD's extension in Mexico and the fact thet the LIRZALH's
owe their friends a party, LIREALM was inetructed to plan a party for the group
and to include AEDIEHARD and his wife tn the group invited, At the party, —
LIREALN-L should not focus an undue smount of attention on AEDIENARD, but should
take advantage of the opportunity to renew their general friendship and let the
matter, more or less, take its own head from there, As a first step in this
general direction, LIREALM*1 plans to yo to the Club over the weekdnd of 6°7
Septesber ac tievs vhea AEDIZHARD wouelly playa tennis to at leaat say hello.

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3. A second reason why hoth LIREAMN-1 and his wife plan to go to the

Club ts to sae if they can identify the new "girl-friend™ of AEDIEHARD..
LIREALM-1 saya he almost always carries his camera with him when he goes to

‘the club and frequently takes pictures of his wife and thelr friends, Under
“this pretext, he will try and take a. picture of the girl frtend if the oppor-
_ tunity presents itself where L€ will not come to the attention of AEDIEHARD.

4. LIREALM-1 fe prepating a written teport ia aome greater datail

_concérning AEDIEHARD and ‘his relationship with him since. the incijent. He ~
- will ahao attempt to see if his can get any more details about the girl fri-

end from his wife.

5. The substance of the sbove including the idea for the party has .
been verbally reported to C/SB and he is in accord with the plea for the party,
which will be, at least in part, paid for out of Station funds.

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Tate of Mect: Sert 4 ot Hoyo 19 Rest at 1340 Hrs.

mo oo. The meet was yrearranged. - ~ .
Yext meet: Sert 11 at the: sane Flsece at 1330 hrs...

2. During the langurse class on lon Sert 1 LYBACOY told Tel that
he had a lunch with AEDIEHAND on Aug 29 and on that occasion A ac ert-
i ted to come to, :IBACOK~Is house for dinner on Sept 15 about 19C0 93)
o ! hours. TTRACO)"-1 ndded thet Yurdy CHEE YS (F-1,64a)rowld mek wise
- j ettend the dinner. : . ;
. | 3. LIBACOI-1 told L-1 thet he wanteé to invitd*To the sare dinner Cees ee cee

T-~1 with wife, hrs, REX and Odil, but his: wife refused to heve nore. - ;
vifient —~

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; guests than the to Sov couples, because they did not have
ver ece and coulé not. afford to srend the anownt money the additional
mutber of guests would cost. He went on to state that even this wey
he wos in a auite emborrascing situation becoevse he Wovld not have
money to buy more then a dott tle of Castillo rm. : : . . so a

ae rH thanked BIBLCO!-1 for thinking of hin ond odded thet he would
' . . !

me / _ not heve been able to cox: ‘cc for dinner that evening because he had to
give e eless which he wes not able to) cencel. LIRACOT-—1 felt releeved, ;
but he arreazed to be very. nervous. Tl cdéed, es smxaxrrk an afterthoucht
thet he would bring to TIBACON '-i a bottle of wisky, vecause his friend.
21+ Cetevio fron Hatenoras :; a : sel neduled to core to town before Sert. 15
Ps 1 oné he usiel Er brincs hin o ecourle of bottles of wiskey ; if not sooner

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ua T-l was certein that Cetevie vould call on hin Sert 14 or 15 the
. A Intest end in that ease Tel. could hend the bottle to LIRACON-1 on the
""  ""- Vevening of the rarty at 2100~ 2130 hrs. LIPACOY-L felt thet this
“would be prent and that ra could remmin with his guests for a drinix.
5. rH the nbove mentioned “gov velorzents meée it
vanecescary for co: the cirmie of actkins: to have his classe
at ITRACOT-ls riree. Purtier, TITACO Vel tolé TH) that he hed aslced

ponife T-l hed roavested, bus A eid rot trou
stock and if there were ary he would bring it

/ASEDIENAED for the fishin
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to the cumner. : ; . - , : |
7 Ss.  * ITOVAI~1 fet ecertnin thet LIDACO! “ad Wes Very nervoue during thie

: eless end, esrecially, when he syole about his ne-t with) AGNITHARD Ana
the fox theoring Girner. He went to the vathroon é tines in en hour va io. |

®@ heif (he uscily goes twice when served the sére sy ount of liquor)

a _. This lecd I-l to srecwlate that there might te something fishy in ®
so. 6Commeetion with the, dinner, including the yoscibility thet ASDTENADD
~ requested to mect Iel-ct TITACOM-19 1. pleee and thet his wife sroited

the plans by. liritirgs the nuber of reorle.fo keer the natter fron
developing into wisht thinking I told I~l that it was possible that .-
| LIPACOr-1, felt inbvorrassed for not. being able to invite hin to the,
dirrer. L-l cormented that LIGACOr-1 hed no rensen to tell hin any~
os cs thing sbout the imicr and if he kept it to hinself thera vould had
"been no renson for enberre wssment, We, asreed thet there wes no reacon
a) Sreculnate, tut to weit and sec, Il stated thet his hores vent high.
becnuse TLIEACOM-1 told hin thet ASDIEW TARD Jum s tated that that his is deperture ; ne
WES yestroned and thet he 4id not comt on ‘leaving ‘before the end of
December '69. Difficulty in finding a suiteble sorlecenent ves given as
reason for rostronenent of derarture. ,

ie

7. Requiroment: In view of the fact thet LIZACOr-1 is used te wr ad
see et I~ls rlace wisky which doed not heve the tex tags (stenys), room '

_- beesuse he normally rets his from Octevio ( 2 Customs ins reevor. in SM yie
: Katemoros), I-1 renuested that I supply hin a botele of wiskey which}
entered the country tex free. ( I~l usually hes the Old Far ),

“By _. For his persona use L-1 would like to borrow a John rath?
eatclome, the iscue velia after Aug 16,'69. — ; [ wt
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sO 2, Subfec: did not pre> re ony rottina for ve re his meting sdth,
-- + 104 ag Thad reyested but aetired-me thet ha reeslled ik vi diy.
then procecied to deceribe Lt to re witaont any prommtins-by
Ponle
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i az, as had been ervenzed, They sh aged fn the restairant:
H f el: OO minntes. LO) agve! Suhf if ha hod seen any of ats 7 o
arfean friends lot ant Sus recited that he had seen John: ant we
i an . Fext in the usual mnrer, £29, 29 ¢tndqts, LOZ tered tae .o dnton
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but if LO} fe't that some of tre peo. le were ipntenticence® teres, Ne,
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; OFficfal Function: Third Secretary (Consul)

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List of Soviets in Nextco passed out to all Case Officers on 27 Aug69

Wife: Aleksandra Dattriyevna

Residence: Ignacio Esteva 21-2 (Tacubaya)
Car: 31 DG (69 Green Chevie Chevelle)
Intel Status: Known KGB .

Tour in Kexfeo: Aug 1965 -

"Clubs: Corisular Assocassior, Seench Club

‘aceusing hin.
‘for au Embassy phone book and info re American

Ua is primarily targetted against Americans at
the US Fmbassy and specifically RVROCK. Ho
fa a ladica man who cultivates American women.
He ig “an extremely active and skilled intel
officer who deliberately nceedics US citizens
whon he believes to be RVROCK. ‘Attenpted an
open recruitment pitch to LIREALM-1 aftor so
Yas recently levied requfrements

female Embassy employees. Additionally has
recently requested an agent to cultivate a
Chinesa Embassy exployee from whom he wants
{nfo re relations between Soviets and National
Chinese against the Chicoms. LOGINOY is

scheduled to leave Mexico RCS fa mid-Octoder.
Avid tennis player; has wide ranga of Mexican
and third national contacts.

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Dear Valya,

’ Several times.I got ready to write, bu

and BECHIPORENKO’ triod to help mae

“want to mova to Spaine
on the other band, with the knowledge of Languages, one can cam

Transiated dys Node

USSR, Moscow . .
: Ont 7 Nove 70 —

Ministry of Foreign Affaics,
Consular Section,

Valentin LOGINOV

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Mexico, 2 Nove: 1970

(, amu )

Ie.doesn’t seem to ba true, but it is. 1 amwiting a letter ((to you)).

t couldn'c because of aither laziness

or too much works

One and a half years have gona by since you left. Uy wife and I remember

you often, more so, because there are practically all new and soma very serious

faces in the Exbassy (nH). I went to the reception on the Red Aruy Day, but ;

since I didn't have ‘an invitation, they didnte let me in, even though CHERNYSH

As you seé, my brother, times change, In

our days, i.e. when you were here, everything was simpler and I would say even :

‘payers a

Welly enough of complaining. 1°11 now turn to the news, The most important

news, at least foc may is that Tege is expecting.

"Parisien package" approximately in Februarye It would be nice to have a son,

since we are not going to produce more children.

would be nice. I will feel as though I am in a harem.

I am studying English and French seriously. In 203 years my wife and Li: : :

for 14 yearse

a botcer living ia
Lase year 21 million tourists visited Spain. One can make a good living rarough
touriem, and without much difficuley. ,

1 continua working in

buile o three-story dutldinge. Juan Luta's wife in also oxpecting thelr second :

child,

Ploase extend ove big bello to your wile, te remaxber her oftea.
boar
a wry alco and hied vito. booking torverd to/your nsvo, wa eabreco yous

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We are waiting for the oi.

put if it is @ girl, that too + Lae

I:have had enough of Mexico. I have been Living hore ‘|

Spatns You know yourself that life is much happier in Europes

the Institute, Wo bought 2 good lot oa Rin sereet! and !

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PROCESSING ACTION

BARKED FOE DCOENOEG

WO INDULIG EQUINE
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CAM JUDGE INDEXING .

_ Chief, SB Division

Chief, European Division

Chief of Station, Bern (By =

REDTOP INBREED: Request for Photos and Bio Data
ACTA RLQUIR'D - RIFLRENGLS a . ,

MC ROFL
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Reference : ESBW-13096, 14 November 1972

1, As requested in Reference, Station queried INBREED as to
why they had inciuded Valentin Sergeyovich LOGINOV (201-02854112)
in their list of Soviets who had been PNG'd or expelled from
various countries in the past five years. .

_ 2: In INBREED's reply to our query, they stated that in the -
periodic "Das Beste" there was an extract from the Reader's Digest
of 1 January 1972,- of 4 bookatitled "Moscow's Attack on Mexico" by

John Barron, From this article it was learned that ‘the KGB cfficer
. LOGINOV met secretly with Mexican students at the time of the
student demonstrations in Mexico in 1968; In March 1971, when
five Soviet offteials were PNG'd from Mexico, it was believed that
Valentin Sergeyéevich LOGINOV was among those ousted, -

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‘3, Upon learning that LOGINOV served in the Soviet Embassy
in Mexico City as Third Secretnry/Vice Counsel from August 1965
to Octoher 1969, INBREED has now advised the Station that LOGINOV's
name gam erroneously appeared in their list of Soviets who had
been PNG'd. ;

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LOGINOV, Valentin Sergeyevich | |
Born: 23 December 1927, Moscow.
Wife: Aleksandra dmitriyevna, born 20 August 1928, Moscow
Children: Two ; - 4 . te
LOGINOV was an Attache at the Soviet Embassy in
Havana from September 1960 to Septendér 1963. He was Third
Secretary/Vice Consul at the Embassy in Mexico City from
August 1965 to October 1969, replacing NECHIPORENKO, We
have no information to indicate he has ever been expelled
from a country. He accompanied a Soviet soccer team on a

Latin American tour as escort and interpreter December 1961.

Languages: Fluent Spanish and poor English

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_ Forwarded herewith is a completed PCQ in Spanish on
Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV. This PCQ was prepared by .

‘AEMIDRIFF and was turned in on 6 August 1970. The

Station is. not retaining a copy of this PCQq.

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1.07 Bducado, refinado, artfatico y socialmente pulido
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profesor distrafdo) : ,

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vestide (Morgue la descripeida més apropiada)

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De acterdo con sus antecedentes culturales

Cosmopolita
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Extrensco o inico

Caracterfsticas de la cabeza.

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Edad, peso, estatura;
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habla? .
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‘b) Erecta Promedio ___ Desplomada =e

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Sentarse aun ei otros eatin por'ados :

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fo oO Izquierdo Darecho

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4.20.03 gCruza los pies por dos: tobillos cuando se sfenta? sf Vio
4.10.04 ‘De ser asf, qué pie va encima? Izquierdo ____ Derecho

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5.01.0 Lo Rh Jusgar yor otros del mismo crigen, as
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: iiferente a la nayorfa .
‘ Teposible para mf couoser su origen

8.02 Antecedentes culturales
Si de 35 depende, yeree usted que, ‘viviendo en una cultura
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"Nunca cambia su manera de vivir habitual? :

Mantiene su manera de vivir ‘habitual, pero
" muestra algiin interds en la costunbres locales?

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adapta?
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inpresi¢n general de sus antececentes ‘(Marque lo doscripoicn
nde apropiada)

Fuerte y robusto ("da pelo en pecho")

Fuerte, robuato, pero independiente (salitario,
autosuficienta)

Compasivo, sensual ¥ congrensivo (popular con las mujeres)
Cazbionte, emotive y a veces amar gado ( "tneomprondido")
Directo, inteligenta y responsable (profesional)

’ Diestro, inteligente e intense (+4ento¢ i

Sensible, refinada y mundano (que busca impresionar
con apariencias}

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Ienrest idn General. (Marque la nis aproptada.)

El tipo de hoxore que scostunbra ser puntual, tiende a saludar
a todos coa sencillez y parece sentirse satisfecho consiga
Mame al entrar en una pieza. ‘ ee

El ‘tipo de hombre que es siempre puntual, tiende a saludar.
@ todos con alguna cortedad y parece sentirse inedmodo al

entrar en vas pieza. oe . : ee

: EL tipo- de hombre caya puntualidad as. ingrevistble, tiende
_ 4 ser muy eflido y anigadle’ con todos. sus conocidos y ‘da.
inpresida de confianza, en-sf{ mismo al entrar en una pleza,

“El. tipo de honbre puntual cuando hace una ‘eita pero que a
tiende a romper compromisos con cierta frecuencia, tiende..
@ saluder sélo a los que ha conocido antes y es un tanto

retrafdo y ‘hhuratio al entrar en una pieza, Se 0

El tipo de koxbre que tiende a hacerse esperar pero es
cortés y atento cuando Liega, tiende a ser preciso y

corrects. al saludar a todos y puede dar una gran impre~.

sidn ol entrar en una pieza. :

El tipo de hombre muy puntual,. qué tiende a ser muy
formal en el saludo y las mds de las veces es rigido e

inflexible al entrar en una pieza. : . ; i

El tipo de hombre de puntualidad imprevisible, que tlende
a sex atrayente y pulido en su saludo a todos y tiene
gran alone s0cial el entrar en una pleza, nen Ae

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Presentaciones:.
Presentaciones

AL dor la mano Avaniza bacta la otra persona

Las mds-de las veces el. otro tiene que avanzar -

AL dor la mano, el apretén a6 °

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Fuerte _ Flojo
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Al dar la mano
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lo con#irse

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Lee 1a tarjeta y la guards con cuidado
Lee la tarjeta-y le mete en el bolsilio
Cuidadosamente la giarda sin leerla .-

Ta mete en el bolsillo sin leerla

Cuando presenta & otros lo hace

. Con facilicad y donsire .
Con clerta cortedad o vactlacion
Con bastante torpeza

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una mujer?
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Usa’ ambas anos para estrecbar la de elle

Se acerca nds al responder & ia presentasién

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a Hdbitos de fumar y comer.

9.01 Hdbito de fumer:

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: pe Cigarrilios _ : mabicos’ Pipa
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‘Monchas de tabaco én los dedos

Paquete ce f6sforos

Diga 31 es el tipo de persona que
Siexpre pide lumbre

A menudo pide luzbre — _
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luzbre *
Stemgre’ tiene su propia lumbre -
Diga si usa boquilla Concigarrilles _ Con pipa
: - 7 c.° 4 Shesipre . Siempre
A veees A veces
; Nunca____ . | Nunca
Despunta los tabacos Siempre A veces__ - Gon les
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Diga si cuidea la pipa Minuciosazente_— Como todos
Lo: co : No la cutda

AL encender un cigarrilio :
Baja visiblemente la cabeza y ahueca las manos

Lo hace siu cerenonta mientras habla

. glo ha Visto usted retener un cigarrtite sin encender y.
aguardar una pausa en la conversacidn para encendcrlo? Sf

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glo ha visto usted retenet en 1a boca un tabaco, una
pipe oun cigarrilic sin encender? sf Ho

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_ Eneciende un cigorrilo con otro
Fuma hasta la colilla y enseguida euciende otro
Siempre tiene encendido ua cigarrillo aunque no lo fue -
mucho

Fur solaneiite después de las ‘contaas

‘Solazente cuando alguien le ofrece cigarrillo-
Entrée el] plato principal y el, postre cuando otres fuman

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(a) Deja acunvlar rucha cenlzaen el cigorrille

Sacude lo centza norcalmeate
Presta extraordinaria aiencida al contcoro

(2) Dsja caer iu ceniza en la allosora
Pone la mano ahuecada bajo el cigarrgiio
Siempre usa el cenicero

Al opagar el eigarrilto, diga si . aa
~ Usa el cenicero S0n mucks ceregonla
Porece apagarlo de nancra ‘nordal |
Farece descutdado al apagarle a
Diga-ci
Fuma con visible frufeiéa
Fura con placer normal
Fura por turer, mecdnicanente

Diga Bt ea persona que ofréc a ‘liste & otros

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Stenpre _ Raras veces

Con frecuencta _ Nunca

Diga si es persona qua

: Cruza la Pleza para brindar lunbre & und daema
Brinda lunbre @ una dem. cone cualquiera lo harfa
Rara vez ofrece lunbre & una dana

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requiera mencién o descripeiéy especial? | Ea tal b €a80,
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_ 9.02.02. Come en cantidad Abuadante___ Frocedio___” v Pequeta ; .

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: Muy notable
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9.02.04 | Come con — DO Fruicién a
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ae ot Corb nativas :
a . : boos Se interesa vormalmente en las comidos locales
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(b) is comd miéntras lisbla. Escucha

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poco mistico y tesco. Es fdcil imaginarlo comiendo grandes . - YY oop

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toscos y rdoticos. Es fdeil imaginar su aspereza. con el
camdrero que ie sirve conida extrafla o preparada de rancra Te

desusada, . : ..

Persona de comer sensual que conoce todos los restaurantes
y sus especiolidades. Se empefia en que otros prucben los
‘plates que ¢1 ha descubierto. Core con visible placer, - . sg
caborea sus cigarrillos, y aunque raranente se muestra tosco, _ a
sc preocupa més ce su comida que do sus modales, Es fdcil

inacinorlo cocinando y sirviendo plates especiales a sus ot :

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9.03.06

9.03.07

9.03.08

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‘Lumar. que corer,

Persona co comer sensuci que tiende a cozer solo si puede.
Parece ecker de todo y tiene cierto atre de glotén. Cone

con visible fruicidn, sasorea cuz cigarrillos y luego se Cae
gucda u la mesa solo, regodedndose. Es fdeil traginarlo a
solo rondando ia mesa de los docadillos: en un céctel,. -
coidsincando. . - Ft

Persona d@ comer ritinario que gencralzente hace lo que los . an
denis. ‘Trobablexente padece de alergius que le irpides — _
comer ciertes alimcntos. [a la imopresisa de gustarle nda

diodales a la mesa se adeptan a

éualquier situacién. Es fdeil tmaginsrlo tomando. postillos

: digestivas en su cuarto, . ; : —~

Persona de comer rutinario que generalrente hace lo que ~

los demfés. Come con algin desgano y raras veces habla

de lo que le gusta o-no le gusta. Fuma cada vez que

pucde, pero mds mecdnicazente que con fruicién. Por lo .
general trata de adaptar sus rodales e la situaciéa pero |
posiblemente con alguna torpeza y sin disimulo. Es fdeil
imaginarlo coniendo-algo a. lac carrera en algia Puosto
caltejero a ‘cualgquicy hora.-— oe -—— ee

Gastednons euyo refinamiento en el coker es ; promn etado y
cetente. Ala mesa es muy ritualista y para él. cl ex=bdicnte
y el servicio son casi tan importantes como la comida, Es
oagraciado y culto a la mesa asf como al fumar. Es fdeil |
imaginorlo cambiar de ropa para comer y disfrutar buena a :
vino y finos platos a la luz de candeleros, ; J!

Persona de comer desusado, dimf{nuto. Come de modo preocu-
pado, indiferente a la comida y & lo que le rodea. fo

serfa sorprendente que tuvicre ranfas ‘gastrondaicas (go
vegetariano, de férnulas especiales, ete. ). e

Nada. de esto cabe. _ moe
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Porece beber> ‘petnotndimente por el gusto
: : Principalnsate por el efacto
eo Por axbpe
Prefiere beber Cervera Vino Whiskey YY.

Zoites de beter : ony

Acestimira bebor ; Nunca’ Prosedio
Mucho

Poco
Eete 1 Sole sta {hve odor solit-rio)
: Con otros Sayormente por ser anigable
En ocasidn da cerezonia
‘Despuds del trabajo, en casa

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Vodka | Ginobra ___ fio tHene preferencia

Prefiere , Céctelas Jdibols VV Licor cast puro

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Después de la primera bobida mo,
Se exmetia en conseguir 1a seguada

Acosturbro, esperar o que le ofrescan otra.
Siempre espera a que le ofrezcan otra
En cugnto a vinos ‘Es muy entendido
Le gustan pero no ea muy entendido
Le son indiferentes —
_Ni los conoce’ ni le importa —

En cuanto a sus preferencias en la bebdida
Las explica en detalle (y con gran complacedeta) —_
No Ratla de ellas mis de lo corriente Vv
Nunca habla do ellas

En cuanto a las bebidas do su tierra natal

 ySe exorgullece francamente de ellas ¢ tmvita ae

a proborlas? Xo

ylas tiene en cuenta nornalnente y¥ las esreee °

SL corresponde? No’

zlas renciona raras veces, sin insistir en | y) :
hacerlas Probar? S£ No. \

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fragos sin mezcla a
Bebe _ Despacto _ Nornalnente \ ! Rapido oe
" Bebe: . be un rege ” A gorbos a

RES MADE ERAS EZ SB TAY aba

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9.04.04

“xz. En extremo diferentes Muy parecidos

t5e ccupa ‘poco de si. beben o no los dents?
-gSirve la bebida de modo socialzente apropiado?
eTlende ® obligar.a otros a deder?

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En comparactéa con sus colegas, e600. son sus hébitos en
cuanto 4 la bebida? - . :

M46 o menos loa nismos . ae Pe
Si son en extremo diferentes, s{rvase explicar: . _ ,

Cuondo"ba empinado varias veces, su compor tantento . j
No canbia visiblemente po

Canbia algo. oan , NT” ‘

Cambia de veraé . poe

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RO te Habla casi normalnente

a Eabla como siempre i
4 9.04.16 "cuando bebe, su-tono de voz ; . a
x o. Se cleva — Se suaviza . No > canbla : oN
a 9.04.17 © zLo ba visto usted alguna vez ebrio de veras? St_ No :
go ot En tal caso, se rostraba P
- Socidlmente’ activo \ / _Con dontnto propio ano
& Ruidoso — _... . Poco coordinado OW
: Hostil ~~ - Deprinide —_

i . Tranquilo, retrafdo _- Sexualnente excitado aid LJ. an
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so pondrfs. > .
fay acti | Yay pasta “ee E
Muy descgradable. Bastante acradable |
Nunea se enborracha: . . ;
Ko &e inagino edz aetuaria BE se _“e=sorrachsra : . . “ot
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No Sf__ VY,

En caso ecizns tivo diga si es ua tipo que
Deja ver los efectos pero, f feccions bastante bien
Ja vez um poco les efettes, pero mayormente | ea los Ogos

Pare pening penne

uM ¥ su conporsanteate generak . on .
_ Deja-ver los efectos y se sega mucho del zalestas 2
7 dye siente .. | / ae
“To se ve nal, dtga 16 que diga are i

9.04.20 yoy algo especial en sus néoitos. de beber que requiera ;
" meneién? De ser asf, sfrvase describirlo: - ;

9.05 7 “npresiéa general cozo bededor (setiale 1a nfs eycopieda): ~~ Le eee

: 9.05.01  ° Bebedor expansive y en canitidad a quien no ‘afecta gucho el _
' Yieor. Siexure-es muy bullicioso y al beber coroia poco,

Bebedor en cantidad que a renudo da la incresiéa ee poder
beber ds que nadie. ‘Cuando bebe canbia poed de conducta
‘pero ‘se trasluce gue si sé le provoca se puede poner muy

on _ violento, + oo.

-"Bebédor constonte a quien se ve que le gusta estar achise.
pado, En cierto modo es algo simpdtico cuando lo estd y
yuede ser la diversida principal en una Pesta, :

Bebedor constente que se pone un poce rds ‘sensiblero cuanto
se’ ackispa 0 exoriagd. Tiende a decir a otros lo simpf- |
ticos que le soa y o veces les pregunta si lo hallan sine _
pitico. Da la impresida de Poder becerse my repulsive. silo a
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Siempre conserva muy dlea su dignidad y generaizcnte
rantiene su aplomo aun cuando otros estéa pont éadose
muy cbrios. Sin exvargo, no se afsla del Grupo, o

sea que da \ poco indicto de desacrado ° aburriniento, ‘

9.05.05 Eebedor const tante a gufen afecta avy poco el lfcor. |

fiR 9.05.06 “Pebedor parco que espacfa los tragos. Pareco beber |
: sélo por inperativo social. Segin adelanta la fiesta.
se va poniendo reservado y distante. No'es extrafio |
“que siga hablando de su trabajo aunque no venga a.

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; - horas. Generalrente consigue cantener una reserva de a
horbre dé mundo para con los dends.. A menudo se | a oe
. empareja con alguno que se le porezca. Segiin eT
. transcurre la fiesta demuestra franco desacrado por
"todo lo que crea burdo o ruidoso. A menudo critica
con sercasmo la conducta de otros,
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_ 9.05.08 nebedor muy parco que © bicn bebe por compromiso.o:se nicga
, . Q beber, Generalzente no form parte realmente del crupo '
festejante y se ve que le molesta que lo hayon trafdo  -
contra su voluntad, Tiende a estar solo y en la prinera co
oportunigad se escabulle, BG

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7 : ; 10.01 Udbitos de conducir; 7 ot - :
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Presta poca atencién al maneJo
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Sin cuda le parece rés ic orsante conducir que conversar

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izportados es . , ;
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7 .  Thusitado|. Pronedio' . J ‘Poco o-ninguno 4 0 fs

: 10.02.05. Su cortesfa cazo conductor es am i
. so : : Coma 1a de la generalfdad de sus colegas Co! ; i
. : ' , Como la de la generalidad de la gente que usted OO I.
; ; ; . _ conoce : a : : od
i - 4 Sk Fiera Ge lo normal vor lo cortés y cavtelosa
: : Fuera de lo vorzal por lo burda Y exigeate

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| . ; 10.01.07. Por lo que a usted le consta, es el tipo de persona que
‘ : Se ; . Se fenilisrics =uy pronto en una cludad extrata
i Usa bastante bien uh mapa de.caminos o croguis urbano

! Sé las arregla haciendo muchas preguntas

; Casi siexpre depende de que otros lo gvfen a donde va

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H , 10.02.08 . Coro Fasafero, yes persona muy consclente de la tarea
Gel conductor y reacciona al par coa éste (o s2a, hace
Coro que aplica les frenos, se adepta en su esiento.a

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' 10.01.09 Coro pase jero, eS persona que parece adaptarse al veo.
. modo de conducir del cue va al tindn, de manera _ ;
corziente o aproptada? : Ko. st oy i
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; 10.01.10 Como pasajero en un autoxdvil, gee pereons que permancce
pose Buy <a calna y relativancate indiferente & la monera de
: panejer del conductor? Ko sft ms .

ele 10;0L.11.. -E3:persona que
rs Nunca conducirfa nientras bebo.

Tiende a saber cudndo no debe conducir _

- Sieapra Ansiatirse en conducir, aun estando ebrio oy
‘10.01.12  —-Ofrece llevar pasajero Cuando‘ea. aproptado _ .

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10,012.13 ’ Hay ago sobre. su manera.de conducir que deba Eeneionarse?

De ser asf, descritalo;

aa 10.02 —«- Hfbitos al caminar

a ee - "20.02.02 Es la clase de persona que , Canina mucho Va
; i . Canina le mismo que la mayorfa
Nunca cemina si puede “evitarlo

10.02.02 Cuando camina, su paso es Rdpido Promedio_\V sf Lento
wos 10.02.03 ' Cuandd usted camina con €1, usualmente

, : ; . Comina al paso suyo
i : Obliga a usted a caminar al paso

aa _ de 6h

+ 10.02.08 +. Cuando canta mieve los pies :
oe . i A derecho eo izquierda - (nneta afuera) -

- Mis o menos paralelos ©
Haocie adentro

10.02.05 Canina - Erecto con cabeza alta

po ; : Erecto con cabeza agachada

i : . : Li Agachado pero con los ojos en clto
, Muy agackado — :

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10.02.06 Cusndo cemina mira alrededsr .
: Macho, De ranera normal ov J ‘Munca,

i ao : - 10.02.07 . Cuando saluda & alguiea que. concce en ia calle *su cara
. . . E Se flumica

 Meestra expresida normal o apropis
Raranente casbia de oxpresida

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Saear? Ea ¢as0 afisuative, coserfoale: _ . . .
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wt 10.03 Daestiea Crccval fe auc Ediitcs oh cenNuciy 9 santnars _ j

(sorgee la desertpeids xfs apropiada)

10.03.02 “Enividuo active y despterto de paso resuelto que parece
: toner una mente muy prdstica, Le gusta reparar cosas, ~ . . : .
‘Barece tener buen conocifiento de autcndviles y conduce Le. :
eo mancra calmada y eficiente. ‘ : 7 4

20.03.02 Tydividco active que es algo retrafdo (0 negative). con a

les dexds. Su paso es rfpido y resuelto. Parece tener __ _
una mente préctica, es muy celoso de lo que posce y lo. . “y
protece con exceso y no le gusta cozpertirlo., Repora vee
- . ed _ €0sas sin alarde, parece tener buen conoc{miento de

; : autondviles y conduce de manera resuelta (a veces hostil}
‘ pere eficiente, . ; . _

10.03.03 Intividuo activo y cespierto da paso éespreocupado, que. . .
Parcce estar de buen huxor la mayorfa del tiempo. Casi o Q
nunca trate de arreglar cosas pero a renudo es muy diestro . .
en hacer que se las atreglen. Parace tener poco conocimienta
Ge sutoméviles pero conduce de manera calrada y eficiente.

10.03.04 Individuo activo que camina algo cautelosamente, como
Lo qve cs fd¢cil abochorzsrlo o sorprenderlo. Parece algo
inteferso y lerdo cuando tiene que rererar algo. Evidene
tonente tiene poco conocinicnto de autesdviles y conduce
de manera cuidadosa (a veces tense) pero eficiente. .

re cnitenecten cane a Soe hea eee ee eee
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10.03.05 | ‘Incividuo ducto ce sf mismo y atento qve camina de mancra
cee, . also cortada y forcal. Aunque en generel es individuo
: ce . | Rréetico, casi nunéa trata de hacer asda a ciecas. Tene
i , : que leer las instrucciones y prepararsé antes de reparar
Peo also. Porece haber adquirido bastantes conocinientes
vere ae solre auiccdviles, pero conduce de zanera algo mecdnica
‘ y muy controlada.,. .

10.03.06 Individuo dueto de sf aiszo que a nensdo esta alo

: precenpado hasta al coninir, Cuando se tom el tiempo i

‘ _. G&@ reporar algo lo Lace intensanente y con nrecisicn, So : i
“A metuco sebe rucho ce autondviles y cufda el suyo o se “a
oeuza de que lo cuiden reticulosazente. Sin exborgo, ° :

: _ cussio estd en corversacida o preocupage con algo, - /
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a qrocia, Tiene poco o ningin interds en arreglar cosas
Lee :. : pero cenerolnente conoce los mejores lugares en que
Se, encargar trabajos y tiende a ser muy exigente en cuanto
fi . Ql trabajo que se-le hace. Porece tener relativazente,
ify poco conocimtento del funcionamiento de vn autondvil,
agit pero aprecia y cuida bien de uno bueno. Conduce con
: ce . onfianza pero generalnente a velocidad y sin darse

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h = . “" g@pida y torperente. Tene poco o ningiin interds en
an . + gaber reparar.cosas y se inclina a ignorar o botar las
. cosas que no trabajan bien. Porecea interesarse poco y..”
tener poco conociniento de automéviles ysu ranera de. -
conducir lo derucstra. A veces espanta toner qua, viejar

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; Si su respuesta es afiznative, describe , Bus ocupaciones ;

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10.04.05

Colecctonista (;fud coleccions? Armas de fuego,
moncdas, libros, mariposas, etc.)

“' Goze coleeciomsta es — Avido De rediano
\ daterés V7 ry Despreocupado “ ;
_fAstes (Pintura, cerdstca, etc.) ar
Mecdnico (motores, equipo ronogratico, ete.)

Pestrezas (carpinterZa, construccién de uodelos, ete.)
Intelectual freee s filesoffa, ete.)

Actividades baile en grupos, deportes ligeros coro

el L ping-pohs, juego de bolos o vousben)

Juegos sociales (ajedres, poser, bridge, otc.)
Espectador (ofr nisica, asistir a obras de teatro,
& jucgos Bde pelota, etc.)
Distraceién mental (erucicrarcas, anagranas, crip-

togramas, etc,

yla menefonado d1, alguna vez hater tentdo ocupaciones

favoritas en el pasado? . bf. No
En caso ) afixnativo, sirvase Gar aotalles:

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proteinase) ‘ound Extrenadazente bien Blen |. V’ Vr formalmente
Mal Ko baila Ho “Ho sé ai baila

- Deseriba la clase de bailes que le ha visto \Sseautar,

Deportes al oiya-Yitre (casa, pesca, golf, ots yu es ea Lo

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fos ; . GL syrespeesta es afircative, ysobe usted si juega bien? .
oe — geree usted que prosaolesente jueca bien? ;

a ee qsabe usted que jueca nodiascocnte? ~

i . yoreo usted. que probadlemcnte guega nedianarente?’ ; ee
too : : ysade usted que juéga mal? «< - : :
: . qoree usted-quo probable=cate juega nal?

10.04.06 ‘gi-usted sabe’ jugar poker, eiga la clase do Sugador da a

poker. que cree que 41 serfa: a

10.04.07 . 288 la clase de persons con - guten de gustaria a usted soear
poker? sf a)
Si su respuesta es negativa, cxplique por qué:

OR ; sf No

} 10.04.08 ule ha ofdo usted cantar? a L
i cee eg En caso afirmativo, es su voz . Buena, Pranedic *” Male a
| : . 20.04.09 __gpareca gader muchas canciones?. , m4 y ” No _
eT - 20.04.10 Contando en grupo, ; : co 3
. oc ‘4004.22 | ‘,oca elgia instrumento msical? st No / So
; : et . . +o caso afirmativo, ydué instrurmento? . ; ; - a
; 2 20.04.12 gia nencionado alguna vez haber tocado alga instrumento?7 /
: : , Si. No 7

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10.04.13 pPractica algdn deporte activo?

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Ho es tipo para deportes | uo - :

Te custacto ffsico (Mtbol, rugby, sdccer, etc.)

De destreza (tenis, bolen ée rano, volibol, ete.)
; De. destreza, individual (natacién, tiro de flechas,
yf ; tiro de pichones, etc.)

v4 , “ Puede que le interese todo

‘ . 10. 8.14 Juega goltt : > on No
a . , En caso afirmativo, zlo tom, my seriamente?
: : ule toma de manera normal?
Se ces ; ' «go toma con indiferenciat - =~ © = 0-2~

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bea , : gCree que probablemente juega bien? . eSabe

poo que juega nedianorente? yCree -que probablenente an

i so juege mediananente?_ zsabe que juega mal? —

: Los uCree que Probableneate ji juega mal? . :

> 10.04.16 st usted juega golt,: ges Ch ia clase, de persona con quien . ‘

; . . . ; le gustarfa a usted jugar? Sf" ‘No . . *

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En caso negativo, explique por qué;

10.04.17 _ Digs si Caza mucho’ _——s- Pesca mucho Caza mveces Narn.

Pesea &@ veces Nunca caza — F
_ Tunca va de pesca

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og. b 5 nente? . _No-
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10.03.19  -zlfa monclonado alguna vez haber practicado deportes en el’ ;
. pasado? oo
' En caso afircativo, sfevase dar detalles (incluya. cualquier
referencia ‘que el pueda kaber hecho a nedallas, trofeds,
Por ticipaciéa en elgin equizo, -_ ; ;

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10.04.20 - gBa ofdo usted a alguien deseribizio com atleta?
; : > i a Ko
: En caso afirzativo, sfrvase dar detalles: ;

en buenas condiciones ffsicas
alee ‘bastante de manienerse en buenss condiciones

10.04.21 Dige si es persona que Se ocupe mucho de pantenerse / :
Se interesa . Poco en mantenerse en buenss condiciones

10.04.22 > | ya tndteado ° alguna 1 vez tener interés ea levantar pesast: ;
_ En caso efirnativo, sfrvase explicar: Sf om YY on

10.04.23 Diga si es tipo mfs bien Muscyloso y atldtico
my Fuerte, Ce buena constitucidn
Algo fofo
Fofo y nada ati¢tico
Aferminndo

10.04.24 .  yflene inclinacidn a la necdnica?

En caso afirnative, diga si :
Prefiere seguir instrucciones de los libres
No se ocupa de las instruceiones y trata de
orreglirselas por si nfsxo

10.04.25 Si fuera posible: surinistrarle revistas y publicaciones
; de EE.UU., gceufles. de las siguientes cree que le Gustarfen ne
. realnente? . cn’
e mee York Tines _ Saturday Rev ; Newsweek ce ca
layboy. if Sports Tlustrated ‘Ee . antic Lo
Peva and Strean Popular MecKenfes ~~ New Republig

Detter Homes and Gardens _—s-Readers Disest (Seecetonéa)_ ” va

eo Kenyon Review. Ramparts _— Selentifiec énerican

. . Christian Selence Nonit wr

No puedo iraginfrrelo leyendo una revista ee ES-UU.


-20,05.26 gin lfbros le Ba oft renelorar haber lefdo con placer,
o2 ha a cnet oradée gloves?
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- sud relfoulds le ka ofdo rencfonar haber visto con placer,
Si 52 mencionsdo algusat :

. 10.08.28 st & Fediera eseoger,. probablenente sey ~
et ; ot = =————— Al otne AL teatro_ AL bollet_ +" A un partido .
; . . de sdecer _ A uns corrida de toros___ _, A ta concierto

10.05 7 Comportentento en Ja officina
10.05.01 - - Informacion general, (argue lo aplicable)

i . : : . .
i De trato facil : Encorga su trabajo a otrés
} Formal , No puede encorgar a otros
H + Atento a2 ’ Preductivo a
H ‘ i “co reglamentow 7 pt ” Pensador —_~
coe " ~  * Innovadox __. Organi zada
. Actuador . - Desorgani zado .
Prdctico . — ° Piensa que no le —
. Pdlatador . ; aprecian su trabajo
Adicto a los oO .
menordnduns a ‘

10.05.C2 . _ Reaccidn de otros trabsjadores;

: . Subalternos 7 85 “¥ | No sd

: Le estinan ° Vv So . -

} oS Ho lo estiman : —: —.

| . : wat - Es cortdés con ellos a oT ee

: ee oo Se . preocupa por ellos _-= To.

i me ' No sé ocupa para nada aT. ~ —

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: Lo consideran . Z . “ erm .

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pom Lo. tratan socialnente: as __ ~~.
: ‘
- to GE TV. CONSTINCICH EMOCIOMAL =
: a 1: | ss Meuperanento ¥ hunorismo a _ _
. u.a | . ‘Temperanento:
i ;
11,01.01 En su trate con otros usted do considera Tico :
LO . Cauto ; .
. a ; ~ convencional y correcto
. Bo ; : " Aaistoso "7 i
; : oo caiido ; i
1.08.02 . Su estilo de conversacida es Poco diestro _  Confiado
. . . , . Vacilante j Féieil :
oe Artificioso Convencional __. Voludle ;
21.01.03 bu trato hacia las mujeres ¢s Nd4s o menos el misma que . !
: i hacia los hombres oo :
: nis correcta y controlado que hacia Los hombres . 5
: M4s edlido y fdcil.que facia los hombres . J i
: 11.02.04 | En general, diga si cree que es persons que : :
: i Se enfada Tdellnente _ : :
H - -. Puede enfadarse 2dcilze nte, pero se controla ~ of f
i : iene genio norzal j
i : Tiene buen genio y sé altera: reranente :
; . * . Es en extremo tolerante y casi nunca sé enfadorfa . i
H e ’ . ; :
H fo oyes +) Uk.OL,OS «GLa ha visto usted alguna vez enfadarse? “wo ME we st Lu
i ~ . oO “pn caso afirmetivo, describa brevenente el incidcnte, of
; incluyendo la reaceion da él: | oe, oe gk
9 ' :

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quien usted ”
st bromesr con otro
uv ha visto brenear con otro.

Qe inaginar que broxee con otro
Consicera rortal en cuanto a gustarle bronear

11.02.02 -

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"11.02.02 ~ Es. persona

Que notoriamente: no tolera les broma’s ° “ts }
: Coa guiea a la mayorfa le susta bronmear SN
‘ Con qtiien a 1a rayorfa nunca. se le ocurrirfa bromear .
i ; A quien ¢loramente ‘le gusta ser objeto de bronas :
7 2502.03 Sy sentido del ‘humor es “M4s 0 menos como el do la :
: : . mayorfa :
Tiowablemeate ausente Avispado
: Sutil_ Seco Tesco Burdo
“ Lee.e Cuenta chistes y andedotas munca A veces | .
_ . . : Frecuentemente | L. ua
-  -114,02.05 Haciendo cuentos es = — Muy buena Pronedio . _
: a . Pobre : os oS
11.02.06 ‘Se Inclina mfs"a hacer un cuento A un Grupo J a

Aparte a un amtgo o conocido
- Solamente cuando lo animan

11.03 = Impresidn general del texperarenty y sentide del buror:
(Farque la descripcio¢n Eis apropiada, ;
11.03.01. - Tino compechano que rfe con gran placer. a,
Su sentido del humor es directo, no sutil, y aunque .
4 veces es ruidoso, raramente es desagradable o
ot ‘veprensible.: ie tayorfa del tiempo su buen humor
atone es contagioso,. nn :
21.03.02 Tipo camzechano que cuando rfe lo hace con bastante placer, —
: Sin extstgo, es frecuentexente seco ¥Y & veces poco | ; . .
tolerante y algo desprovisto de buen huzor. Su bromas a
son. directas, hasta crudas ¥ & veces ispropias, Tiende
a ser la clase de persona que se rfe de otros y no con . Jt
otros,


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sere meneame eminem rep neat cave ney

" ser chistoso o sutiinente hostil. ' oa

_ oo 12,03.09

Miro dbienrunorads que a veeos suede ser considerado =~
slecce y Gespreacugedo. “Sus chistes sea avispados . %

x¥ cpertuncs. Es my sensible a los estados do daizo
y Scatinicats te otres, y a monsdo puede anime tuna oar
tiesta muy spropladamenta, dungye hasta cierto punto

Je gusta brocear con otroay” nunca es erucl o insensible. |

Goneralmente es tipo algo ty anguite y afable guc a
veces puede volverse conprententenente. alegre y des-

- yreccupado. Sin embargo, cuando estd alegra a veces” .

se extralinita y colesta tn poco a los que estdn a
su alrededor, Sus bromas son a reaudo avispadas pero

7 puede volverse muy sarcdsticn y aun mordaz cn ccasiones

Tipo de buenas maneras, generalnente muy convencional

: y propio. No aparece desproviste- ge buen hurcor

necesariamente, pero lo muestrs muy raramente. A”
veees es dixfcil conocer si es 24 de buen humor, dcevido
& su manera de esconder y fronmer sus sentinicntos. Ticne
humorismo iatencionado mis bien que _sapontanso pero nunca

burde o impropio.

Tirso sustero y sia vend humorfstica, siempre serio a” ne
intenso, 5, diffeil bromear en su presencia, cn parte

pergue no responds aello yon parte porque parece

serle molesto. . ; an

qipo sensate y.de mundo, de sutil vena a hunorfstica.

; ' Ea ‘uh omblente adecuado puede ser muy atrayente y divertido,
wero su humorismo tiene cierta cuelidad aristocrdtica y °

puede ser muy condeseendicnte con los que no entienden
© no aprecian su humorisno. .

Sip artificioso algo cinico que 3 veces puede ponerse .
ruy impertinente. Sus chistes tienden a ser un poco os
@esorbitages, - Parece “tc ri chistes privados que comparte =
con sus fntimos, A veces es diffcil saber si ‘trata: ee.

vJdinguna de las dnteriores deseripeiones le cabe.
‘Yo lo describirfa como sigue: ;

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42.02 “Generates: : \ , — oy
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12,01,01 Su actitud hacta lo sexual es| . |
; . buy ozeura !
nwvet Lee deterninar™ :
(Rorcat para su cultura y antecentes” “ 4]
' Gsreate de interds”
: , Indiferente 7
“i De interés bicn definido |
22.01.02 '. En presencia de mujeres és Tieso_ yf Corriente poh |
~ Vulgar Ts
; —*Hosti2__ : Indiferente Lo |
12.01.03 Asiste a espectéoulos donde ac tan mujeres sexidesnudas t
. A memdo Manca =a A veces, en, grepo '
; No puedo dmagindrmeld en tales sitios. on !
i >, Mo sé lo que crge de tiles ¥ povectdeuted
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[S ‘12.01.04 Entre -hactres, habla de lo sexual : :
i oo A menudo A veces c ~
Raranenve i. Nurea_ co wee ;
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i 22.01.05 yCambian ca su coupoxitantento y/o actitudas sobrd.lo _* i
sexual, aespuds. de bober? |: Sf Noy’ No sé_ _ F
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_ gTiexe usted idea ce su opiatda scerca de las srost <a

Si no, . osee usted que es tipo que * .
rfa donde una prostituta -
No puedo incginarlo con una prostituta 7 _
No tengo fundazento para opinar maT a
Si ene ‘taea, Giga-si dicha opinidn es de
Necativismo hacia las prostitutas a
 Indiferencia hacia las prostitutas —
Interds en las Prostitutes ‘4 7.

En sus relaciones con les mujeres, actfa ; : :
. Generplmente de acuerdo con su edad y experiencia :
Generdlnente con poca madurez, que no concucrda | oo :

”- con au edad y experiencia . :
‘Con bastante soltura y equilibrio

Con bastante ingquietud 0. torpeza 7
“Al describir a uns mujer atractiva es mds probable quo :
—/monelone (._ El pelo Los senos . et
_ : los ojos La ropa 24
La figura. s/ /7Ta personalidad” a
- Las plernas__ No sf voy

yEa ofdo usted a una mujer describirlo? sx v No

En caso afirnativo, gqué dijo de 41 la mujer?
SPECS ce Mie, YD y agra: fe ,
BELEN oa da al
Inpresidén general; gCudl. de las siguientes deseripeiones le
viene mejor:

_Es hombre elemental, robusto, que no parece apocarse en.
materia del sexo. rata @ las mujeres apropiadarente,
pero hace poco esfyerzo por esconder su admiracion y
atraccioén. Parece viril y conflado hacia las mujeres Ya la

mayors ee ellas les agrada.

Es horbre elezental, robusto, que ocasionalnente “puede ser
burdo o hasta vulgar. Trata a las mujeres algo &speramente y
puede Volverse muy insistente cuando lo atraa una pujer, .
Parece estar muy orgulloso de su virilidad. Sv agresividad . ar
ofenderfa o repelerfa a muchas mujeres, pero es0 a a parece %
no inportarle.

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3 ugeres.' Se inclina & retener ja mano de una mufder oe
lo recerarto.al hebiosle y a menudo ecka el baz

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‘usa Lisonjas y frases ce
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{a pero lo ace ¢ gradable. Ala rmayorla Y .
muferes les cu gus atenciones.——..--. /- eee
' : “As 12.02.04 Ss heomore sensual, pero en forma penosa ¢ insegura.. ES
Sin . .

hoxre ‘blanducko que se esfuerzo por no ofencer.
exzarco, frecuentezente sigee con la pirada a una mujer . . :

- atractiva cuando cree que nadie lo mira. Tanbidn se ‘ tt
: inclina a tropezar con las mujeres 0 & tocarlas st .

“accidentalzente” cyaado s2ene oportunidad. ~~~
12.02.05 Es horbre confiado y bastante pulide que es correcto mot,

y eonveneional hacia hombres y tujeres y 68 dificil a a

adivinar sus actitudes ¢ intereses sexuales. En. un :

grupo siempre se comporta de acuerdo con.las reglas y

usualmente ce manera muy eficiente. - ; ee

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: . ; .
i . 2.02.06 Es Loubre confiado y preciso, con cierto aire de ;
i ara profesional. Es cortés hasta e). lfmite y se toma las :
i . . mayores molestias por encenderle el cigarrillo a una vo
. : - dara U ocuparse de que estd bien atendida,. Sin enoargo, Le
oe _ ‘en sua relaciones con las mujeres es bastante distante. ----- —
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’ oe A veces su formalidad estd fuera de lugar pero raroxente

. a - "9 nunea cambia cus modales o procedinientos de acuerdo con

it _ 1a cituacién,

. Un herore agradabdle y educodo que es ol mismo ticrpo
Poohy ; amistoso y de.wunde. Trava a las oujeres de modo culto . a .

! pero muestra roca sensualidad o impropiedad sexual. =s . :
at . ascado y hasta apues\o, ¥ puede ser muy meticuloso. La

in . mayorfa de sus relactones con las mujeres parecen ser

7 . guy platdénicas. Es el tipo de persona que probablerente —
' tiene varias amigas Intinas. : :
: : ——

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Pe hombre algo tfmido e indizcrente, considerado por — a
clgunes singular o extrafioe., Muestra poco 0 ningin interds Be
on las mujeres en pfolico. En gererel es persona prco- . a
cupadd que solozente busca la cumpotifa de otras con inte--

reses similares. La myorfa de las veces tiene clerto .

atre asedtico y asexual.

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13.01.04 : Su esposa es Extrenadamente atractiva ‘Tornalnente :
atractiva A Extremadazente poco atractiva_,_
; 13.01.05 - Ea general, su esposa es socialmente : Diestra ;
i an _ . ; Aceptable :
Bo : ; oe, i Inepta — ,
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i be 13.02.06 ” Agents de su lengua natirna, sav otros tdionas habla su | espona?
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le i 13.01.08 . yistuvo- él casado antertornente: . Sf ho. J No sé
: ‘en caso afirmativo sirvase dar detalles si los toncde, —
i 13.02 "Su esposa parece Tener muchas omistades gener Pocus SE
: i . onistades ‘No tener casi amistades_j
i : . 13.02.01 Ea pidlico, para con yu ésposa, ¢l ¢s _ Muy atento
: i . ; ; a . Bastante at onto,
: 3 ; _ Indiferente f ;
} : . 23.02.02 £n piblico, para con él, su esposa eg | muy atenta
i a : : . . Bastante atenta :
: < ft Indiferesta =a
n : 13.02.03 - Deseribirfa usted a su 1 espose como .
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13.93 gna estado us .
: Ta caso ariraativo, con cudnta freesesciat j toe . ;
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13.03.01 Ta vivierca de clies es Ea eurtrexo elegahkte para la zona
; * te ée le sona : v
En extrend ssore para la coma : .
13.03.02 Como antitriones, les esp0s0s sons musitadsnen ate buenos .
..  . , Buenos yy) Adecuados age det icientes
Fo : Ea extrezo éeficientes
13:63.03 *. "Come anfitriom, la setord parece: May en su azbiente :
\ - . Bien séaptace = \ Algo nerviosa___- SL
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a. ; oo . : — z hte of . 7 ot
Fj 13.03.04 su vivier nds, a ~Rofleta la personalidad de 41 /
Hy . o Refleja la personsiidad Ge ambos
; : No refleja-la personalidad de ninguno
13.03.05. En general eX nobilissio es Descolorido -
| : . So Convencional \/_ De inusitado buen gusto |
4 _ os : "13.03.05 . La sefiora esta” : Vestblenente interesada en su casa. IN a H :
, ; a ; oe so, intercsada en su casa ccmo la : 2 N
“nejort 4 de sus vecinas %
| isiblenonts indiferente a la casa i
| No sé si realmente se interesa 0 no §
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i Te . 13.03.07 | _ Et couportaniento socisl ce ella en casa es
! : an ’ Nds o menos el rismo que fuera ce ella.
| SO 7 . . ° Nis en su atdlente que fuera ce ella V
7 a “1. + 'Menos en su onbiente -
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H ; : . . - ' Reeibe a renudo y le gusta hacerlo wt

, : : : Cuxmple con sus compromisos sociales y le gusta ;
“Sastante - . vo
Prefiere inviter sdélo a sus fntinos
a Recibe sdlo cugndo es de obligaciéa
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Yisiblenente conpativies Normalnente conpatibles
Yisiblemente poco compatio.cs , .

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El se inclina a: Nonea parecer celoso ec ella .

Rarecente parecer celoso ce ella
Porecer @ menudo celoso Jc cilia °

Ella se inclina a; “inca porecer celosa de él.
+. Rarazente parecer celosa ee él
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Hombre expresivo que €S visiblemente el cényuse
dowinente en ‘el natrinonio. Tiende & proteger a su
esposa y cuando es ‘posible sieupre la incluye cn sus
actividades sociales. :

es autoritario y dominante.

Hombre activo que como esposo
tiende a scx exigente coa

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ella. | , ot

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nde mucho de su esposa. Ela :

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nante y Gl parece estar & :

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gusto y esperar que asf sea.

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Eorbre activo pero de cenio algo &spero que visibleonente

~@ependa mucho de su esposd pero rararentc lo conficsa.
Puede tener alguna tendencia a cer cclose ¥ poseyente
con su; esposa.

\V/ yarido! como 1¢ mayorfa que trata a s8 esposa con reapeto. :
Raramente delata en piblico. lo que giente. Es diffeil ~ > :
conocer sus verdaderos sentinientos par clle.. ees if i
witha rhPeete cle pe bre de whe pole.

Narido’ consclente ,ée sus deberes que tena su matrimoalo sg

muy seriazente., Su esposa corre i

toman en serio las obligaciones

parejas con él y anvos i
de fonilia y sociclés.

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Hombre socialnente activo que puede ser EU
Porecen ilevar

les daxas aun en presencia de su esposa.
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En caso negativo, yadnde viven? . f ales) .

14.01.03 . Se ocupa de sus bijes De manera inusitadca
re . De manera normal
“Poco oo
padre inusitadamente atenta

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14.0,..06 Diga si 41 Nunca. habla de sus hijos
j : : ‘ - Ga sus hijos_ | Habla de sus hijos euando
H corresponde sj Hablg de sus hijos con :
frecuencia parece muy preocupado por ;
, sus hijos . :
“14.01.07 yTienc algune de sus hijos algo anormal. (constitucién
° : . enfermiza, alergias, defecto rental, defornida’ © V
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pardlisis, especial intelicencio)?
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é a. — fomilia,

- Se . Podra de Yscilia active que tiende a sez estricto yoo a
: . exigeate con sus hijos, - a,

& oe Padre de fanilia activo que pasa mucho tiempo con ella.
a : . . Tieade a caleriar & sus hi jos. :

Padre de fmailia activo pero insegure que se preocupa.
mucho con sus hijos.

Padra active y responsable, pero.que no tolera tonteriaa,
Su trabajo es princro y la fanilia lo sabe.

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| : Temilia pero no muy afectuose o expresivo.

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La mayorfa del tiempo sus ‘cienbres 8a las orregian por tay
su cuenta, con buen éxito. : _ ,

Padre indiverente que a veces parece no darse cuenta .
ge su farilia. a . ;

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Ge expresax dichas opiniones sin inportarle al parecer ,

. 303 Suusinichios ¥ actituces de otros.
~ . _ df Es korbre da ruchos prejuicios e ideas dogzdticas. _ ‘
Puede expresarles sealovada y resucltanccate cuando oe .

es recesario. ©

Es hombre que posiblemente desvfa opiniones de
controversia con ligereza o buen hucor. A veces
es diffctl conocer sus opiniones porque es diffell
hacerlo hablar con scricdad,

. : - . __.. £3 hombre que pucde tener muchas opiniones firmes
“——~ pero se le heee diffell rostrarlas. Ticnde a

: . @isculparse y a mostrar tinices y desasosicgo

Seen meme euande se avecina una discusida.

Es hombre cuyas vordaderas opiniones son diffciles :
de conocer; Usualzente es diplexitico y convencional
cuando 8c diecuten temas poléxicos o prohibidos.

- . Es horbre serio y resuclto a portarse en forma
- “——— apropiada y convencional. iene las maneras de una
persona bien disciplinada que solamente dice lo que . :
se supons decir o lo qué otros esperan que diga. : .f

Es un hombre de. opiniones muy educadas.. Ustd bien
nformado y ¢3 capaz do sostener ua argurento de
manera considerablemente orticulada, pero a vecos

8@ vuelve efnico 0 sutilnente sarcdstico, .

Es hombre. ticido y taciturno en cuanto a sus opi-
niones. 9 cuy a@iffcil hacerlo expresarse sobre :
ta tema, porticularmente si es tera polénico. . .

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stioncl contacts and/or rodus opcrandl of Soviet intel-

Debriefing conducted 23-26 April 1070:

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LOU (OV = During the alfair between ATHIDRIFF and LOGINOY,
thoy went to the movies once or twice a week » the Futurena and Cine Mod
being the theaters most frequently attended. OSINOY rlweys rade sone

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sort of} (contact during these outings, _&ccording to AEMIDSIFF. ‘She. stated
that he ously leit his Beat about 2309 hours and went ont to the lLebby _
for some: time. She did not know where the contects were actually made, -
Once she end LOGHIOV encountered, apparently secidentally, outside the
Cine Mod theater, a @ Mexican Aruy Colonel, who was introduced to her by

LOGINGV as "Col. Sergio." In this instance LCGIiOY eld not excuse hinself

_ to have ‘a private conversation with the Mextcen. "Col. Sergio" was de-

, sértbed by AEMIDRIFF as about kO, tall, no moustache or &lasses,, thick, ; ,

curly heir, appeared to be of gpentsh Gescent. Tne woman with "Col.

, Sergio" appeared to be about 25 years old and vas introduced as his wife

(vhich AEMIURIFF doubted because, es she pet it, he didn't treet her as.
one would a wife, but rather as a cistress). AEMIDRIFF knew nothing more
about this Mexican and never sew hin again. i

On another occasion, LCGINGY and AEMIDRIFF met an Anerican in.
front ‘of the Futureca theater. LOGINOY introduced hin to her as “cate

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tre next cry ea urgent business. "Michael" was elone,

esinated this exconhter took place atout Septenter 1559,

- 7 “qongicor = AZITDRITE stated that GOLCUZOY used her in the
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sane manner, i,¢@., tock Hen eicut 3 tings in all to Cire Chapultepe pee, then
lett her during the nevis orske sez2 sort of contact.

Debriefiny conducted 12-16 May 1970:

Concernins Soviet Coutects in the Me xicen Folice: ALIMRIFF
stated that she overkesrd COLCUSOV end DYCMIN talx about many contects which —

they had in the police kere. She said she had also overheard Kotexwaxov,

PAKULIN, AND CEAYXEOY tele atout how many good police contacts the Soviets

have. However, each specific exsnple which AEMIDRIFF could give concerned “oy
Some nou-operstional favoz which the Soviets could get taken care of, e.g.,
when the Soviets vented to get something through Aduana; when some Soviet _

vas missing bad police coorerstion was ne eded; getting advance “notice when : at Loe

some denmcens tration hostile to the Soviets was about to take place, etc.
She was not able to recall eny hints that Soviets had operational contacts
‘in the polices agents reporting on what the police were doing; assets who
. assisted Soviets operstinsally in sere way. However, AEADRIFF thought
the Soviets ‘prohsebly have such essets, -
Concerning Soviet contects in West Cercen Police: ASMIDRIFF : ‘
recalled ‘that vhen she went to Gersany as interpreter for Soviet surgeon
and textbook writer, Peblo AMASOY, sa Jeruary 1963 (they vent to Colome

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Vest Garnety evébod ‘that the Eubassy, hed sens ald ezonte within the Woss
Goran Folice who help ed than to protect. the Sovicts (fn context thst ib:

| WES densencis thengs some Soviet official cowd be kidnapped by the eneny,
ete.) ARSUaT SP noted ¢ that ANASOV was quite old and ‘very .prowrerine.

Miscollenecus MS cnatstiennt ‘notes - AQSIDRIFF hed no knowledge
of Sovic ts sefe houses or sate ¢ arar rte “ents. She stated that many § Soviet

visitors steyed at the Hotel Virre ayes op in two oth or hotels near the

Soviet Embassy (she couldn't rem aber nezcs). She > did not know whetier the

Soviets had eny sort of specinl eriangencnt or ‘contacts. in these hotels.

. AEUDRUS stated that ‘she had attended several parties at
which i exicans also were present - (she recalled specifically part ties at the
homes oF KOLCHYAKOV, EFAXULIi!, LocInov) and in each instance the Soviet
officer, &t lone point curing the evening, had a private conversation with
®& Mexican guest. (unfortunately, ARUDATSS was unable to recall the nasies
of any of the Mexicans she met on these occasions, and of course there is -
no way of knowing vhether such private conversstions. were orerational 7
meetings.) AEMIDRIEF commented that at purely Soviet Parcies, husbands alt
ways went off together and talked business, ani if vives approeched, they
stopped their conversation. .

Debriefing congucted 1-6 June 1970:

KORUEENIN ~ AEMIDRIFF connented thet she. thought KORMUSHAIN

made operational ecetings in the Brenan Rer, sinee she often cay hin
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sitting in thet bar, wearing dark glasses énd trying to loct ineonspicusus.

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was told by Daniol Hontiel (Daniel MERLSZ Montiel, £01-258951), the Sovict's
chauffeur, thst his brother, who is a Central Comittee number of the PCH

and who worked on the PCM publication "La Vos de Mexico," was in contact
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with KUPLYAKOY. In eddition, AEMIDRIIY stated that she believed that

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Amando VektuGce (iden with Armando MARTIE

_uncle, elso named Aracndo VERCUGO, who is ‘First Secrctary of the PCH and

who is in contact with. KUPLYAXOY. At ledst this was stroagly inferred by
Montiel, according to AEMIDRIFF. (Editor note: Arneléo MARTIOMZ Verdugo,
2023-06425), who is brother of Armando, is First Sccretary of PCH),
AEMIDRITF stated that KUPLYAKOV always seemed te be very interested in and
knowledgeable of what appeared in "La Vod ce Mextco" and Sh the PCY publi-
cation "La Epoca." She stated thot, in general, KUPLYAKOY paid so much,
attention to local politics and seered to be so vell informed on PCH
matters that she felt certain he had conething to do with the FCA.
AEMIDRIFF stated that KUPLYAKOV"s wife was @ good friend of
Salvador GONZALEZ Marin, head of the Fondo de Cultura Popular. ; GONZALEZ* ¢
wife works in the Museum of Anthropology. GOCHZALEZ sold a lot of Soviet
pooks, according to AEMIDRIFF, end for that reason was in contact with
KUPLYAKOV, but she coazented thet GCIZALEZ may also have been utilized
by KUPLYAXOV in soze other operaticnal ways fost. of KUPLYAKCY's céntects

seem to te journalists. (Tnese vere the people AFMIPRIFF sew talking to him

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by KUSEYANOY (rho hesrd VANOVSNIY talk about this). ARMIDRIFE sefd that
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AREMAL works with Edusedo ARAWO (econedle constdtent for Ynera Conti-

nentel; S.A.", momtionsd in Comzoreinl Office). She alsa stated sha

- knew that ARSNAL went at tinzs. to the. Fabassy to see KUPLYAXOY, AEMEIDRIFF -

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LOSING went cut. nt aicghts eften during thig ferlod and told her it vas

J" OYOarrcy nen etntigd thet his wert dining this ported

was some of the most dungercas he hed ever done. AIMIDAIFF was certcin
‘that these "contacts" involved in student riots. AENLY: sus related that
ence at Auto Cins, LOSINIGY made a necting with a froup of. youths uho cane -
ain enother car (Felcon). Another ting, sore 2 or 3 days later, LOGINTY .
hed MITOPOISEE gtve hin sore, shotgcns which MITOPOLSKE hed charge of.
Lositov got the guns sbout 2200 ar 2200; the guns were returned. the next
morning. Others who peered to be going out all tha tine et  dght ‘during
the student riots (and taiking about their eeetings in general the next

morning ) were BOLSUAKOV, KORWUSATN, HIKIPOROV. AEMCDAIF? never heard

“mention of money teing pussed during this period (1.66, to Soviet asscts

. invalved an riots) nor any montien of any nuzes or positions of assets
i (This not in agreenent with soze of Pan Janes info). CENYKOV se ered to be
: involved also.

- Debriefing conduct23 12-16 May 1970: AEMIDAIFF was again

‘ questioned on her knowledge of Soviet activities during the 1968 student ~

dsorders. She reported thet all she really knew was that the Soviets were

very busy during this period; that LOGINOV. told her. he wes going ott every
Gj [tent to make “contactss" that she overhzerd Soviet case officers talking,
vat various tines during this period to effect that tney very busy, meking
| many contacts} that the’ situation was potentially explosive and a dangerous

j tine for thea to be making such conte ects. AEMIPRIFF titee was vith LOGINOV

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or the like. Sho really deesn't knoy that the Soviets had any contests

with direct access to inforeation to theses sotivities, wut whe strongly co .
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assures that they Gid, based oa thein le 2h of cotivity and the strong .

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details. She stated that the Sovicts had sone different types of rifles

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trying to sell commercially in Kexico. Cne night about ll o ‘elock, curing ‘
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MITOPOSSKE (Z2X0DRIFF was there watching IV }. They got “sone" rifles -

AEMIDUFF could not see how many o7 vhs t kind. They tock them cut in sone

rifles were returned to the Coa-

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brought back. “She doesn't know whether ox not LOGINOY might have teen

AEMIDRIEF stated that NECHIPCR=ENNO's trip tack to the USSR

during the 1658 ricts coy well have teen to rpport on the riots. Novever,

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VLADIMIR: TSERADZEs WORKS IN REFERERTURA BUT IS ALSO UIDER
(DERS OF BAKULIN. TIMID, DOMIMATED BY WIFE, -
‘YORIY ROMANE KO: WORKS IN REPERENTURA. FREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES
PAVEL KOVALEV OUT AT NIGHT. DRINKS A LOT AND HAS TROUBLE WITH
WIFE BECAUSE OF IT. oO
. ~YuRLY XUPL YAKOV HAS JOB SIMILAR ‘To KOLONYAKOV" S. VERY
IMPORTANT PERSON WITHIN EHBassy anp HAS ACCESS TO REFERENT IRA,
_ MERY REFINED A’ND CULTURED. many IICHU CONTACTS THROUGHOUT
7 MEXICO AKD AL so CULTIVATES FRIENDSHIPS WITH DIRECTORS OF
‘MUSEUMS, LIBRARIES AND OTHER SUCH INSTITUTIONS.

BORIS CHMYKOV: VERY EXPERIENCED, SEEUS TO HAVE PERFoansp
FRILLIANTLY IW. Past WITH. No FAILURES, SOMETHING OF ALADIESt °°
7 MAY AND HAS,” ‘on otcastow, BEEN MIXED UP IN INTERNAL SCANDAL.
|” EWAMORED oF. SOKOLINA. TRAVELS FREQUENTLY THROUGHOUT HEXICO. _

. VLADISLAV KORNUSHKI Hs BEKICK, SERVED IN BRAZIL, SEVERAL
» WowTits IN FRANCE ABD FOUR To SIX HONTHS IN ARGENT INA. SPEAKS

SPANISH, FRENCH ALD PORTUGUESE.
VALERIY KOSTIKOV: AEKICK
“LEG KOROLEV: AEKICK ae an
VLADINIR MAKAR OV: HOT. CERTAIN, BUT PROBABLY AEGRIP. HOYEVER,
“FREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES BO SHAKOV, APPEARS COLD ALD CRUEL, “ONE

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VLADIMIR GORDEYEV: BELIEVES HE AEKICK POR KI NG FOR SOKOLOV

AD KOLOWYAKOV. _—

_ PAVEL Kova EVs. CONSIDERS HIM DANGEROUS, SPEAKS SPANISH . . _

"Ak ENGLISH ALHOST WITHOUT ACCENT, HAS NARY FRIENDS IW
~"@OVERNACTON,

AMATOL TY STEXL YANNIKOU: BACHELOR. BoDYGuERD For KOVALEV. |

WORKED FOR SECRET POLICE IW Hoscou, AFTER THREE YEARS: In MILITARY.
“WILL RETURN Noscou SOON, et

KONSTANTIN BOGATYREV? CHIEF. GF ALL eRouPs. OF MILITARY INTEL -
IN MEXICO. CAEMIDRIFF PREVIOUSLY INDENTIFIED CHUYKOV. AS AEGRIP
CHIEF. - STATIOM BELIEVES CHHYKOV POSSIBLY CHIEF FOR THOSE UNDER
CIVILIAN COVER But JULTOR TO BOGATYREV. -

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, VALENTIN Loci nov: ALTHOUGH HAD AFFAIR VITH AEMIDRIFF,
RECALL SIX MokTHS EARLY WAS DUE TO Sone FAILURE AND NOT TO
AFFAIR, Q . a
VALERTY SOKOLIN: RECALLED SIX MONTHS EARLY DUE TO SOME
| FAILURE ALSO.
VIKTOR IVANOV: LiKeD TO LIVE VELL. OWNED 27 SUITS “ABD ‘OFTEN
. CHANGED TWO OR THREE TIMES A DAY, GOOD FRIEND OF OCTAVIARO _
ao CAMPOS SALAS, SECRETARY OF INDUSTRY. AND CONIIER CB now IN nos cow
IN CHARGE EXPORTING FURS FOR SOYUZPUSHNINA, ,
Y ee BORIS KAZARTSEV: SERVED IN CUBA WHERE HAD sone PROB! LEN OR |
“". BLAP DUE To DRINKING AND HIS CHARACTER. DOHINATED BY wife WHO
S “INFLUENCES HANY OF HIS DECISIONS, WIFE WORKS AS TYPIST In. -
" (/REFERENTURA, SHE VERY JEALOUS. OF HUSBAND, YET FLIRTS WITR ~
~ YOUNGER OFFICERS WHICH HAS CAUSED MARITAL “PROBLERYL |
FEDOR YEVESYEV: BELIEVES HE RIS, PROBABLY AEGRIP. scousnD, 7
FOR AMBASSADOR AnD ‘CURRENTLY FOR CHARGES. BELIEVES KE RAS wo
OTHER FUNCTION. Tet ; 7 7
"MIKHAIL Davipovsarys GRADUATED MFA ACADEMY asout THREE .
Years GO, NEXIC IS FIRST PosT. AEKICK. HAS ACCESS TOT |
REFERENTURAs FREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES KAZANTSEV AND YEVSEYEV.

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FAS MARITAL PRODLENS DUE To KEUROTIC WIFE AND FACT HE was,

—— FORMER WIFE, EIGHT YEAR OLD CHILD ‘Ho WENTALLY RETARDED FROM
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~* pwatRiy DYAKONOV: MEMBER OF CENTRAL CONMITTEE CPSU.

RELIEVES HE AEKICK. HAS HALY FRIEWDS IH GOBERHACION AND RELACIONES

EXTERIORES, SERVED Ij ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL. MORE REFINED AND
CINTELLIGENT THAN PRESENT CHARGE, KAZANTSEV,
BORISKOLOMYAKOV: AEKICK REZIDENT, THIRED.IN IMPORTANCE IN
_ EMBASSY. GRADUATE ACCOUNTANT, SERVED AS ACCOUNTANT IN USSR,
‘ARGENTINA AND FIRST TOUR MEXICO. RETURKED TO MEXICO AS REZ IDENT.

"VERY STRAIGHTFORWARD, STRONG PRINCIPLES. DRINKS MODERATELY.
“LOSE FRIENDSHIPS WITH ARGENTINE DIPLOMATS, FREQUENTLY TRAVELS ~>
WITH KAZARTSEV, SOMETINES WITH BCLSHAKOV. =
“YEVGENIY FEDIN: FOURTH IW IMPORTANCE IN ENBASSY.

FREQUENTLY WORKS IN REFERENTURA, HAS FEW FRIENDS WITHIN EMBASSY —
_-BECAUSE OF FICKLE CHARACTER, ASD FACT HE AT ROOT OF MANY INTERNAL
"INTRIGUES BY SERDING ANONYMOUS ACCUSATORY LETTERS. :

VALERIY NIKOLAYENNO: AEXICK. IN CHARGE OF ASSIGNING
HOUSING AND FURNISHINGS. SPENT SIX MONTHS {0 CUA AS ENFLOYEE,
RATHER THAN DIPLOMAT, BEFORE HEXICO. ATTESDED NFA ACADEMY Th

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SUBILCT : Operation Road Covrse

A. Qvr memorandun dated 9 Rocenber 1959,
sane subjoct, ,

BR. Nevoranduir No, Se6O/4748, hted 10-
December 1969, Brame subject.

1. The Lolleving comments from CAS/HEX on Relerences
ave forwarded for your information. In an effort to idontify
"Georro", CAS/NEN obtained tho following infor ation fLrou
reliablo sources concerning the 3 and 4 Octobvor 19G9 necting
between Gubject end the Covicts.

CAG/MSXY veurces reported the presence of cortain
agoy on the morning of 4 Oetebor
efine of Subject tock place,

2.

1669, whieh ag when the cebri
Although the premence of some. of these Soviets have been
yeportod praviously in Rorervence A, the coutcxt of tha ob-
Borvations could andicate that possibly ons or more of thesa |
individuntls was involved in the dnterview of Sabject on 4

October 1859, :

s secon entering the Fue
was seen vorking In

8, Yevgenty Ivanovich FLOM was
bassy on 4 Qotober at 0253 hours,
Window #12, which is his and Yursy Viktorovich & PTY ASOY ts
offico. This office is also uscd for receiving VIP visitors,
PEDIN was Geen exiting the Ecbacsy with Makhail DAavyIpovscly
and Lov COLOUZOY at. 1249 in an automobile carrying license
plates "63 pn", Lo

4. fovse Pavlovich NOLONYAROV was sscen entering the
Enbresy on 4 October 19¢9 at 6919 hows. At _GO19 hoars, |
KOLGUYAXOV was observed epeahing with Viedislav |
KONUUSUKIN dn the parcon of the Unbacuy, than hOLGuY
tered the main Rebassy building by the nada entrance, At
1057 hours, KOLONVANOY wag anain obrayved in the pardon cpeake
ing with Valentin Sergeyevicn IOCHOV, niter which both went

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&, Veleisiavy Sovgeyevich i HIN wan geen entering
oey at Q@O10 hours on 4 Oetober in tho. company of

A, Girvang an tutomobile with license "76 Dn".
Other than the conversation m tfoned in payacraph 4 above,
he wan not seca agtin watil Wee hour when he exited the Ene.
basuy along, It is net known when ROWSE

: INJWA left the Eabassy.

yevich FOROREY was moon entering the En-
cvalecontrol
car from ag local cxivan and inntructoxs then
dopayted., KOROTLY entered the hain Mabaesy building and vas
343 hours, whea ho exited the Enbacsy

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"2. Valentin Sorgeyevich IMGINOV unc secon entering the
Pabrasy at O49 Bo the moriierer 4 Cateber L050, Ho Ww
ceen exiting the Wvbassy an hin cay, JAeense plates "31 DG,
at O813 hows end 1 reer entoring the Unbacsy auain at
of59 hours an the me yebhlela, * 1016 tours he yas soon
exdting again in cay "31 DS" ey Locinoya, whe ahevye is
brought to your nttenti peeitce ALL of these Sovicts sre
known KGB officers (exe {; who as ce ad as Suspect
koB), and all have at le rable nglich cpeaking ability.

of Convikh Uyanovich

Cyivexs for car "Es DD," in
Tabaacy on 4
Octoboy 1969, Siuce his wits, Yor vot Ivanovns KRULEEcovs!,
miy have been with hin, hey ctourarn ds attached. Also at~
tached is a photograph of Yo manhy Geivoryoyna myo oVa, wile
of Inva Fecorvich EMOKULOY, who night be ddoentieal with the
youan tho met Subjgeet at tho gntehouse an he entexrtd tho Ene

bassy on 4 Getobor.

& Attached is a paola

tavdes

9, With reference to the enevncncy instructions for Sub-
jeet on the test paee Of Reference %, CAS/VRS reports that
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‘oO, Pleaca fdvise if Sabject was able to identity any
Of the Gaviet individurts he net, utilininy: the photosraphs
Which we leaned to you Cavin our rocting on 19 Yecenber
71009, We would eloo Aappoeciate learning 1f Subject is able
to Adontify KUSNEYCOY, RUSISTSOVA, and KNOXHLOVA, whese photo~
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19) Valentin Serpevevich Lantos: He left on the 6th of Setcber for
“Noscov, six ronths before the corpletion of his tour, He vas head
of. the covsular sdetion and the lover of Paya. *pparent ly the

causes fer his sudden return were 1) havire heen Paya's lover; and 2)

not having had paod results fror his werk and, according to. Rava,

y . _ - : : mentees PE

She states that during the time she was having an affair with Valentin

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LOCTROAV whe Vas chief of the consular sectjon, he occasionally took

her out at night to places vhere she knows he made contact with persons

who seered to he Mexicans, She savs that she. doesn't know with which

persons he wade contact, nar if they tere “exicans or not, hecause she

never sav then, but that he, on several eccasions took her to these

places: the fine “od on tines Lovas de Tecamachalco, the Cine Futurama

in Colonia Lindavista, the drive-3n theater called utocinena del Valle,

the drive-in called Autecinera Satelite and the fine Tlaltelolee. . When

she accorpanied him to thase places, he left the car and she remained

in it; that he would po for 10, 15 ar. 2 rinntes to converse with those

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CESENSHHIZED REDTOP AEHIFRIFF rorasriay . _ Bes A 30 |! ae .
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. d+ DEDRIEFER REPORTS SLOW BUT STEADY PROGRESS WITH AENIERIFF,
WHO BEGINGING TO ACCEPT DEBRIEFER AS FRIEND, LITEMPO-14 TAKING
LEAD IN DEBRIEFING (WHICH AEMIDRIFF SEEMS PREFER AT THIS POINT),
WITH DEBRIEFER CHIMING It OCCASIONALLY AS TINTERPRETER". SINCE
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AND PROBABLY LITTLE IN WAY OF ops LEADS. HOVEVER, SHE SHOULD “BEG =

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| KNOWS SOME ENGLISH woRDS). GOT. JOB with, MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE,
AND ‘THRU INFLUENTIAL FRIENDS MADE THERE GOT rave asstomes
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AND ONCE TO COLOGNE “EOR SIX. DAYS... SAYS SHE HAD WANTED TO CONE TO:
MEXICO SINCE TINE, TEN YEARS AGO, WHEW SHE HEARD MEXICAN SINGERS: WHO.
APPEARING MOSCOW.

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TINE” UNTIL HIS RECALL, BUT SAYS THAT RECALL WAS NOT CASUSED BY

THIS AFFAIR. AEDIHARD WAS RECALLED DUE TO SOME “FIASCO” WHICH
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COUPLETELY THAT HE HAD BEEN WITH ele THAT WEEKEND. Be — _

|S SUBJECT MET URUENA ABOUT ONE YEAR AUO AT PARTY GIVEW BY” - Oo

HER FORMER CHIEF (VIKTOR IVAuOV, URON SuBsECT DESCRIBED AS VERY
WICE PERSON WHO LOVED TO GIVE PARTIES AND WHO HAD HAY HEXICAt
CONTACTS). SAY Jk UziIA FREQUENTLY ASHE REPRESERTED, mexican FIRA
DEALING WITH CO: "iERCTAL OFFICE (Z0ROC)). ALL MER CONTACTS WITH.

oh HEXICAN FRIEWDS YEFE MADE THROUGH URUEHA. (SUBJECT BrateD: SUE
' MET MANY OTHER } MEXICARS, WHOSE WANES SHE DOES. NOT RECALL, Tu BER
. FREQUENT VISITS To HUSEUNS,, THEATERS, 1) (OTHER PuBLic PLACES.
Sons TINES THESE MEXICAKS WOULD PICK HER UP Auld BRING HER ko: ‘Ey:

ALTHOUS SH SHE. WEVER TOLD THER: BER BANE OK ocuPar tou. ) THROUGH

URUEWA SUBJECT WET “GRoUP OF FRE EES: SPEt 1s. YOUTHS, maa OF SPANISK
H BACKGROUND cas Is URUEUA) , AHO SHS EuvovED GOING OUT WITK THER,
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THIS FRON MALE COLLEAGUE, (THUS FAR UNIDENTIFIED) WHO WAS DRUMK.

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SKE IN TURN TOLD URUEWA WHO SAID KE WOULD FIND HELP, SAID HE COULD

HOT HELP PERSONALLY BUT WOULD GIVE HER KEYS TO HIS APARTHEUT.

ON 6 FESRUARY SHE SUSPECTED PROVOCATIO’ WHE, AS SHE CATERED -
LOCAL PHAREACY, PHO WONEH APPROACHED. HER PROPOSING THAT SHE REAALW
© IN HEx1co. NOT KiourNe “RO! THESE wong COULD KNow THAT “SHE waS

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HE IGNORED HER. OW 7 FEBRUARY SHE AGAIii AZK=D URUENA FoR. HELP, -

SAYING IF HE DID HOT THERE YAS ite) WAY OUT-- EITHER Shik RETURNED
TO SOVIET UWTOW ALD SUFFERED CONSEQUEKGES, OR SHE. Corti ITTED SUCIDE

“TN MEXICO. URUSIA TNE INTRODUCED KER YO OWE RICARDO FIERRO, WHO .
HID HER FOR TYO DAYS. (STATION COMMEST: TKIZ VERSION OF SEQUENCE ee

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ESCAPE CALS IN COWUVERSATION YITH FLUTEO #HEN SUBJECT SAID SHi HAD [
RECEIVED PERMISSION 70 GO TO FaneireL, PARTY 7 FEERUERY.s PARTY

WAS IW APARTHEAT Ti WHICK SHE TOOK aueuses)
8. SINCE DEFECT 104i SUBJECT ‘Has Berd Carle TO FIND URUZHA,s a . ; oy

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“WHO YAS DUE TO RETURW FROM HOUTEARCY, YRLAE WE RAD GOUE OW &

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19, CONFRONTATION OF SUBJECT In GOVzRMACION WAS ATTENDED
BY OLEG NUGHIPONENKO, CHARGE BORIS BALAUTSEV, AND ONE OTHER ‘soviET ©
“CIDENTITY No CLEAIO. SuauECT statcD ALL THREE SPOKE 10 HER
NICELY, SAYING THAT IF SHE WEEDED ANYTHING SUCH AS MOHEY OR CLOTHING,
THEY WOULD SEND IT TO HER, THEY WERE HER FRIENDS AND VERE ONLY
TRYING TO HELP HER. BUT at END OF. LRTERVIEY WHEN SHE SAID THAT

Home ee a _ SHE WAS RENATHIG Lit KExXICO AND IT WAS BETTER THAT THEY FORGOT

ABOUT HER, KACANTSEV TOLD HER THAT “THE LONGER. SHE STAYED THE WORSE
IT WOULD DE FOR MER WHEM SHE RETURNED.” _—
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SG $7528, 10 Octeuber 1969

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which were traasaitted ae separate. cover attachnents: to Reference
_A wero anfortunately: aot Feceived until 30 September, by which
-@ate we knew from a visa cable sent the State Department bp whe:
Bobasay in Hexioo ‘City that AEDIEBARD ‘was departing PC83 one veok
thereafter, all T. October. “Reference B confirmed ‘that departure.

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The PAQ's have been made a part :

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/ > "Reference: DIRECTOR 27630, 7 August 1969

“Ly -LIPIRE reported the PCS arrival in Mexico City of the |
_MAZUBIN family on 20 October 1969 aboard Air France flight 707 fron’
New York City. Subject travelled on Soviet Diplomatic Passport
D-027105 and his vife, Lidiya Petrovna, and sof, Andrey, travelled

' on Boviet Diplomatic Passport D-027106. ; . :

-“2, Bex Beference cable, Subject cas scheduled to roplace
. Valeatin Bergeyevieh LOGINOY (2010285412), Subject will be
replacing LOGINOV in slot but apparently not in position, Oleg
_Maksimovich NECHUIPORENKO (201-305870) was introduced at LOGINOY's
_ farewll reception at the Soviet Embassy as LOGIZOY's successor
~ @8 “Head of the Consular Section.“ Since we do not have passport
_ coverage 6n Air F¥ance flights, we were unable to obtain Subject’s |
-pasaport, which would. indicate his title, : .

_ 3. ‘Bubject was escorted into ‘the Soviet Embassy on his first
day in Haexico by NECHIFORENKO, : ;

4. Photographs and further information on Subject will be
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2, REF B ADVISED NO RECORD SUBJECT, RETRACES UNDEI.
". NAME VARIATION IN PRQ NEGATIVE. COVERT NAME CHECKS WITH

3. STATION IS REQUESTED TO CONTINUE PROCESSING CASE
UNDER CSI-F-10-5, PARA 19, PRIMARY EMPHASIS SHOULD BE ON.
"SUBJECTS RELATIONSHIP WITH AEDIEHARD (201~ 285412) WHO HAS .
BEEN CULTIVATING SUBJECT SINCE FEBRUARY 69. SUBJECT EVIDENTLY __
_ ATTRACTIVE TO AEKICK ON BASIS WIDE RANGE OF CONTACTS AMONG ,

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1. Subject, accompanied by his wite, Aleksandra Dmitriyevna,
and 600, Dmitriy, departed. Mexico City Pes on 7 October 1969. They -
travelled to New York via Air France {light 700, From New York

_ they would fly Aeroflot to Moscow. — +

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2. Subject and his wife were honvred by several going-away
parties, one of which was given on 1 October at the Sovie£ Embassy,

_ 3. Subject stated several times before he left that he hoped
that he would revturn to México and said that there was a good
chance he would come _back.

4, Subject introduced. Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO (201-305870)
as his replacement as Chief of the Consular Office of the Soviet
imbassy. .Subject replaced NECHIPORENKO as Vice~Consul when hoe
arrived PCS in August 1965,

&. We do not have any information as yet as to the arrival
of Anatoliy Sergeyevich MAZURIN (201- ), who according to
DIRECTOR 276350, 7 August. 1969, is scheduled to replace LOGINOV,

6. Forwarded herewith is transit visa information as well as
copies of the passports used by a adthis wife.

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— tas Soviéticas- saluda- muy atentamente a la Biba jada 7
a Ss de los Batados Unidos de América y.tiene el honor de

solicitar que se sirva extender ‘las vieas de trAnsi-

peo i . . _ to en los pasaportes . diplomiticos del sr. VALENTIN
: a -f -LOGUINOV, Tercer Secretario de 1a Embajada, de la UKSS |

SEW, ALEXANDRA: Locul NOVA, con e1

en México, su espo
hijo DMITRI. - an : ae ,
Las pers fias mencionadas salen de México a Nueva ‘ : :
York el asa = octubre de 1969 por la Cla “Air © bon
France" y Van a continuar su viaje rumbo a MoscG el po
dfa 10 de octubre por la Cla "Aeroflot". oO
La Bmbajada de la URSS agradece de. antemano la . ;
atencién que la Embajada de los Bstados Unidos de
América ténga a dDicn de prestar a este solicitud y

aprovecha | la oportunidad para. reiterar las segurida-

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References; A, ‘MEXICO CITY 0810, 27 Juno 1969
eB, Biae97513, 14 July 1969

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4. Reference A requested Headquarters to retrace Bubject

ugder nama variant and full bicgraphie data which was forvarded

thereia. Reference B forvarded a compisted PRQ Part. I cn Subject.
Yeo would appreciate receiving the reaults of Headguartera traces
aS well ag Subject's Wil-number (please note that AED ISHARD's
202-nusber gas Asaadverteatly used on Reference B).

2. As ‘part of the offort to establish Subject's bona fides,

. BO ould appreciate receiving 4 licarese plate resolution on the

follesing vehicle, eh sas driven by Subject te a 7 July 1969
Car: Pantiae Bonneville (year net known)
Color: Blue with light top

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Transmittal of PAQ

Action Required: For review by MKCRUSH

Transmitted herewith are two Personality Assessment ,
Questionaaires’ completed by LIBACON--1 and IDENTITY on AEDIEHARD,
The Station would welcome any comments or assessment MKCRUSH
might make on the basis of these. reports, : The Station is not
retaining copies of these PAQs. ;
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z r/John A, PROBERT

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“References; A, HIRW-17178, 26 March 1969
-_ «iB, * BEMA=36817, 78 warch 1969
C. HMMA-36a81, 3 April 1969

. ": 1. Porwarded herewith ts Bruce EH. FERNALD’s progress report
oa LIBACOH-1, covering the pericd 30 January to 15 August 1969,

~ 3. AS PERNALD's report tadicates, steady pregress has bean

made in developing LIBACGI-1 into a responsive agent. LIBACON-1's

Credentials visesevis tha Soviets aro excellent, acd ke is learning

to use these credentisla to the Station's benefit. Hs was _

reluctant at first, possibly because he did not Want to do the sama {| -
_ thing for RVROCK that bo rofused to do for AEXICR. Patient handling |

by FERNALD: seens to bavé overcose this xoluctance, and LIBACOS-1

HOW responds. vell to direction, . . :

3. 80 fat, there seems to be no-reason to sunpect the sincerity
of LIBACOR=]'s relationship with RVPOCK, He developed strong
Personal affection aed prefessioial respect for both EARTS3UK and
.FERNALD, and his turnover to Douglas F. DITMANSON on 14 August 19¢9
represents an etfort to Strengthen the omotional attachment, which
'8sens to be so important to him, by providing him with @ ‘case
officer. who apeaks hia native tongue, .- And, although LIBACON-1'3
‘private life is a sess, we willwtch clogely.to sea that this does
aot case any groater problem than occasional missed meetings aad.
@elays in coupict ing asejgonents. Co boa /
_  @.. In the next phase of LIRACON-1's activity, we oxpect to
concentrate on two things; . — 7 . poo

RB. Strengthening the ties with AEDIEHARD (thers ‘have beon
ingications that AEDIEHARD's tour may not bo ending shortly
after all, ia which case be will remain a prime Station target).

b. Spotting additional agent prospects, as suggested by.
Reference A, = ; a Sk

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a 30 and waa handled by him until Marca 26, During this period
-~-- they held nine ops meetings. . :

7 gs Bruce H. FERNALD took over LIPACON-1,0n March 26 and
bandicd hie co August 14, when he turne? iJi: tver to Douglas F, : ~.
VITMANSON During this period 16 ops mectiug= were held.

s 3. After a fine recruitment jul KART.SUK also accomplisi 2d th?
difticult task of cenverting LIBACON-!'s agreement te wore Tor
KARTASUK personally “into a regular working arrangement.

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- PROGRESS REPORT © oo

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’ LYBACON]-1 was SGSWIRLED with Satisfactory results, Further, tees en i
LIBACON=-1 was motivated to work for us and he was mentally prepare

-. to accept another handler.: During this period the condition which H

“ LYBACON-1 had placed on his agreement to work for us was respected t
(i.e., that he would not be asked to report on his personal friends |
nech as -Syenlards, his students, or Nexicans. to whon he wis
exo‘ionally rttached), LIBACON~1 did complete for KANTASLX. a

15-line: written report on -AEDIEHARD. — '

§, FERNALD encountered no problems in getting along with a:.d

handling LJBACON-1, whom he got accustomed to following instruc=.ons
and to svbmitting reports in writing.

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. G. LIBACON-l's initial attitude was. that he had «greed te work,
‘or more accurately, to assist us in our work against AEKICK, but he
was deternined to keep hinself away frem evorybody and everything !
associated with AEKICKX., Re did nvt see AEDIEHARD for anre than ‘
four .onths, and when they met accidentally in a resort, LIBACONe-1
was decisivuly *urning dows everything AEDIEHARD asked for, He
went wc far 2¢ to accept a luncteca appointment with AEDIEHARD, and
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7, FERNALD succeeded in convincing LIBACON=1 that he sbould
maintain social or friendly personal contact with AFDIENARD and his
Golléagues and that he covld-do it without either giving in to his
or their-demands, or at the.other extreme, without saying no: to

everything they sention ov ask for. . ‘LIBACON~1 followed instructions
and went’ to AFDIEVARD's
“him for ten wecke, rhe result was that LIBACON-1 had two luncheon:
:, Béetings with ALDIEHARD in July, and. on August 8 LIBACON-1] and his
' wifé wore dinrier guests of AEDIEHARD and his wife at their apartment.
_. The -AEDIEHARDS' agreed to come to LIBACON-1's place for a farewell
“dinner in September and ia the meanwhile LIBACON-1 and. AEDIEHARD
- will meet,for a luncheon on August 29, :

effice to ask him why he had not. called

8. FERNALD insisted from the beginning of his handling of

, LIBACON-1 that the latter prepare bio sketches on the MHHARSHers

he knew personally and on Spanjards who had lived in the USSR.
LIBACON-1 prepared bio sketches, vhich are actually personality ;
assessuents, on AEDIEHNARD, IDENTITY A, IDENTITY B, IDENTITY C, and

’ IDENTITY D. The latter two reports showed that he would also report

on two Spaniards who aré close friends of his, ia spite of his
earlier conditions, Further, FERNALD instructed LIBACON-1 to contact
2. “good friend of his (IDENTITY E) when the latte: veturned from a
longer trip to Czechoslovakia, LIBACON~l carvied out the assignnent

well and reported (orally) about IDZNTITY E’s observatiors, impressions

and conclusions concerning What he sav au’ heard curing his stey at
his country. IDENTITY Fis alsa a good personal friend ot LIBACON -?.

- 9, From the above it can be seen “that LIBACON-1 has developora

‘inte a person who has confidence in us, and. he accepts without

reservation that we Know what we are doing.

10, In analyzing. LIBACON-1's written reports it can easily

“be soen that LIBACON-1 takes his assignnents seriously and when he-

makes a statement’about a person he is scrupulous about drawing

caly ‘that conclusion which can bé corroborated with facts. LIBACCN=1
2? equally serious and reliable. when he reports about his nestirges

nity AEDIELAPD: He first: reports the course of the oectiig and
reports AELJ£UARD's statements. verbatim, as much as pissiblo, Then,

he: used b'~ zrea knowledge and the knowledge of the person to relay.
the actual meaning of the statements, FERNALD not only believes.

that LIBACON-1's reporting. is reliable, but he also feels that ore

ean depérd or. LIBACON-1 to use his knowledge of the area and people

to sepa.2.e the appearance and verbiage fron. the facts, be they

good er vide

| on An assessment of the moral and political relfability of
LIBACON~1, from the point. cf view of his work and activity on our
hohal?’ can only be favorable. Thy same cannot be said when ore
views his p.vecaal life; In this field he has miny problems, which,
gonerayiv cpearing, are a-result cy the fact that while he ts
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under conditions of regimentation and moral terror; and when he

found himself in a world in which people live free and there are

no restrictiens on personal activities, as long ar they do not
violate the laws of the country, he rema rined puzscssed by the desire
to enjoy this freedom, Fortunately, his. personal immaturity .
affects his work for us only to the extent that he occasionally

“may not completa an assessment ;. but when he doos do a job he does:

it very well. oe . . ;
12, To conélude;: -. Although LIBACON@-1 -has his problems,

‘there are restricted to the area. which does not affect his reliability,

dependability and loyalty to us and our cause. It is felt that
LIBACON-1 will be still more productive and easier developed when
handled by a caso officer speaking Russian;i, ers the language of

his formative years,

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BEHAVIOR IN FRONT OF FRIENDS IN FUTURE. AEDIEHARD APOLOGIZED ne
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"PROBLEM, ANDASK TO TALK TO A WOFIRM REP.
«54. STATION IS SEWWTNES-—D THAT PARA 4 REF PAN WITH ABOVE °
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‘DESERSRIZEB: Drop LIREALYS AEDIEHARD AEKICK AAO
REFERENCES: A. DIRECTOR-81435
Be MEXICO CITY-9375 (IN 08492).
- CC, » MEXICO CITY-9381 CIN 08490)

1, 201-285412 HAS BEEN ASSIGNED AEDIEHARD. .

2, THERE APPEAR TO BE TWO KEY OBJECTIVES WHICH SHOULD BE a

SOUGHT IN THIS LATEST LIREALM/AEDIEHARD DEVELOPMENT. THEY ARE: a

A. PROTECT AND STRENGTHEN LIREALM'S COVER IN A NATURAL. .
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SAL” oLIREALM WOULD ATTEMPT AVOID CONTACT AND CONVERSATION

WITH AEDIEHARD FOR NEXT FEW DAYS.
|B. THEN) AFTER PERHAPS ONE WEEK OR MORE, LIREALM WOULD
SEEK OUT AEDIEHARD AND ASK TO SPEAK WITH HIM ALCNE..
c. LIREALM WOULD FIRMLY EXPLAIN TO AEDIEHARD THAT HE
ENJOYS TALKING WITH HIM ON OCCASTON’ WHEN THEY CHANCE TO MEET
BUT THAT AEDIEHARD'S, CONSTANT. PUBLIC NEEDLING AND JOKING
—_ ABOUT LIREALM'S SUPPOSED CONNECTION WITH WOFIRN NAS CAUSING
oT I ___ HIM EMBARRASSMENT IN MEXI CAN/AMERI CAN BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND
7 HAD TO STOP. LIREALM WOULD TELL SUBJECT THAT AS PATRIOTIC
"AMERICAN CITIZEN HE HAD SPENT CONSIDERABLE TIME THINKING
“ABOUT REPORTING TITS ‘CONTACT TO AMERICAN EMBASSY AND EXPLAIN-
- “ING TO U.S. OFFICIALS HIS PREDICAMENT VISA VIS AEDIEHARD'S
a JOCULAR BUT. INSISTENT PUBLIC ACCUSATIONS.
D. LIREALM WOULD THEN STATE THAT HE HAD NOT DONE SO FOR

TUREE REASONS:
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5 THEY WOULD PLACE HIM ON SOME SORT OF “SUSPICIOUS LIST" AND
THIS COULD HANDICAP. HIS BUSINESS ‘INTERESTS ‘AND. SOCIAL
RELATIONSHIPS WITH VARIOUS EMBASSY COUPLES WITH WHOM HE AND

HIS WIFE WERE FRIENDLY.

— (3) HE SAW NO REASON WHY HE COULD NOY.CONTINUE TO SEE

AEDIEHARD SOCIALLY AS BEFORE BUT THAT HE KNEW THAT [F HE
"REPORTED TO ‘EMBASSY HE WOULD PROBABLY BE ASKED TO CEASE

7 “THIS CONTACT IN HIS BEST INTERESTS AND THOSE OF THE EMBASSY.
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PROTECT MYSELF AND REPORT TO THE ENBASSY. "

5. THIS ACTION ON THE PART OF LIREALM IS IN PERFECT HARMONY _

WITH ACHIEVING OBJECTIVE NUMBER ONE: "PROTECTING AND MAINTAINING
LIREALM'S COVER, HOPEFULLY IT WOULD SET STAGE FOR CONTINUING

CONTACT WITH AEDIEHARD ON PROFITABLE BASIS SO THAT WE CAN PROFES-
SIONALLY ASSESS THIS SOVIET WHICH FULFILLS THE SECOND OBJECTIVE.

- WE EVALUATE: LIREALN'S REPORTING ON HIS SOVIET. CONTACTS AS ACCURATE,
. LUCID, AND USEFUL. _ THE RECENT SBR os AEDIEHARD COMPLETED BY:

LIREALM ‘Is POSITIVE STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION. HOWEVER, SHOULD
AEDIEHARD PERSIST WITH HIS GAMES PLAYING WE HAVE NOT CLOSED ‘DOOR

“ON LIREALM GOING TO THE EMBASSY AND CARRYING (OUT ACTION DESCRIBED

IN STATION. MESSAGES. “THUS THIS OPTION STILL VALID.

6. APART FROM SEEKING TO OBTAIN ABOVE OBJECTIVES BY TAKING
THE INITIATIVE WE ALSO AVOLD A LIREALN WITHDRAWAL FROM AE DIEHARD
WHICH, | NO MATTER HOW WELL PLANNED, SOVIETS WOULD PROBABLY SUSPECT

AS ‘SOME FORN ‘OF DEFENSIVE ACTION ON LIREALN'S PART IN VIEW OF HIS

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t EXPOSURE. BY~ ‘SUBJECT. ACTION succesteD THIS MESSAGE KEEPS CONTACT =:
: a OPEN, WE MAINTAIN INITIATIVE, DOES " NOT PRECLUDE TAKING DE FENSIVE
EN ACTION IN FUTURE SHOULD. AEDIEHARD STUBBORNLY PERSIST, AND IS NATURAL

FOR SOMEONE LIKE LIREALM GIVEN THIS SORT OF SITUATION. ULTIMATE

OBJECTIVE HERE IS FOR STATION TO DETERMINE THROUGH CONTINUED CONTACT

PLUS ADDITIONAL ACCESS TAILORED TO LIREALM * SINFORMATION WHETHER cR

NOT A PLANNED DEVELOPMENTAL EFFORT AIMED AT RECRUITMENT SHOULD BE

INITIATED, nn Labegr oa MADE. with P melts aa Aer

ae "SHE ABOVE PROPOSE At SRESEEEEF : :

Presi STATION IS IN BEST POSITION TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT
THIS TYPE OF EXPLOITATION OF Cont ACT WITH AEDIEHARD CAN BE EFFEC-

. TIVE IN TERMS OF FURTHER PROFESSIONALLY ASSESSING THE TARGET AND. i
IN NO ~

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IN CONSIDERATION OF LIREALN'S OTHER OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES.
WAY DO WE WISH ‘TO HAVE. THIS ACTIVITY GONFLICT WITH ‘LIREALM'S

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